We're an interdisciplinary team of researchers at @UTAustin. Designing ethical AI systems that benefit society is our grand challenge. Born at 415.52 PPM CO2.
What belongs in AI law, and who decides?
Good Systems past chair Sherri Greenberg of @TheLBJSchool at @UTAustin brings a policy lens to @TexasTribune Sept. 26 with @RepArrington and @hyams.
📖 Learn more: https://t.co/z6K6WN8X6y
How can AI serve people and society? As Good Systems enters the final year of the research grand challenge, Ken Fleischmann and incoming chair Chandra Bhat reflect on what has been built and what comes next.
📖 Read their reflections: https://t.co/pk1Qwd4SKo
In 2019, Ken Fleischmann and the Good Systems team challenged us to think beyond what AI can do and ask what it should do. Seven years later, our founding chair explains why he believes “we chose the right problem.”
📖 Read the interview: https://t.co/Jzb65l6O7T
A new $30 million @NSF award will establish the Center for Human and Robot Co-Adaptation at UT Austin.
Led by Texas researchers, the new center will advance groundbreaking research into how humans and robots can learn to live and work together.
Another bold step forward for research at Texas. 🤘
Read more: https://t.co/7Cnan7ap54
When AI makes a mistake, who's accountable?
Our next AI Ethics Short of the week explores why responsibility doesn't disappear just because technology is involved.
Watch it here: https://t.co/pP9fV12WLL
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What can the rise of social media teach us about the future of AI?
Today's documentary short looks at how past technologies can help guide more responsible AI development.
Watch it here: https://t.co/2NyRX4IvGx
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Who’s responsible when AI goes wrong?
Our latest blog post explores that question through Bruce Holsinger’s 'Culpability' —a novel about a family, a self-driving car, and the increasingly complicated question of accountability in the age of AI.
https://t.co/3npXdRwRIO
Good intentions don't always lead to good decisions. Today's AI Ethics Short explores how cognitive biases influence the way we interact with AI and why behavioral ethics matters.
Check it out and let us know your thoughts.
https://t.co/XZmwcjNAGP
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When does using AI become relying on AI?
Our latest documentary short examines how overdependence on AI can affect critical thinking and independent judgment.
https://t.co/vtRMuULFeL
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As AI becomes more capable, one question matters more than ever: Who's really making the decisions?
Today's AI Ethics Short explores why preserving human agency remains essential.
Watch it here: https://t.co/SuLlxHvxvY
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Can you trust a decision if you don't understand how it was made?
Today's AI Ethics Short explores why transparency matters and how "black box" AI systems can shape trust, accountability, and ethical decision-making.
Watch it here: https://t.co/6Q9QQWnsVf
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