It's come time for us to reimagine humanity. This #covid19 pandemic will eventually subside, but #AI will not. In fact, the era of #AI has only begun. In this #TEDxTalk I outline the why and what we need to reimagine. Let's make our future more beautiful. https://t.co/W1QqfVnGNF
Do ideas follow money? Or does money follow ideas?
In the case of AI ethics, the verdict is not yet in & lip service is given to virtues such as diversity, equity, and inclusion - A call to action to re-envision ethics by @carnegiecouncil @WendellWallach https://t.co/52n2DenuJ2
🚨 New Job Alert!! 🚨
I'm hiring for a new researcher @DeepMind to work with me on innovative research at the intersection of social science and AI ethics. DMs are open if you have any questions!!
https://t.co/5sYw0OQEId
Major decision in the UK to dismantle an algorithmic visa sorting system 👇
“This streaming tool took decades of institutionally racist practices, such as targeting particular nationalities for immigration raids, and turned them into software." https://t.co/bQ9vR9mH30
Thanks @bobirakova who sent me this work from NZ on Child Wellbeing Indicators: https://t.co/Rw0NeElj3d NZ is doing amazing work here. Check out their Indicators -while some may be difficult to measure initially, improving them means kids' wellbeing are the KPIs to be achieved.
🚨@UNESCO ask input for public consultation on #AIEthics . It is crucial that as many people as possible take, so that 🗣 from around the 🌍 can be 👂🏼 during the drafting process for the first global normative instrument on the ethics of AI”,
https://t.co/jFJ1fNqoQc
A timely reminder of what breaks down the cultural fabrics in society.
Gandhi published this list in his weekly newspaper Young India on October 22, 1925.
He was influenced by a list that Fredrick Lewis Donaldson published six months earlier in a sermon at Westminster Abbey.