Unlocking a Just AI Transition
To avoid the worst harms of AI and worsening inequalities, global AI governance needs to prioritize not just safety, but AI justice.
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To avoid the worst harms of AI and worsening inequalities, global AI governance needs to prioritize not just safety, but AI justice.
“Much work remains to help ensure that our society maximizes the benefits of AI while mitigating its potential harms.”
AI is everywhere, from writing emails to taking headshots, this new co-gov model activates the general public to weigh in on how AI is used.
OTI on the Algorithmic Accountability Act.
OTI on the Algorithmic Accountability Act.
“Passing this bill would represent an important step in holding companies accountable for automated decision making.”
Communications Daily on OTI and the Wikimedia Foundation’s June 20 Section 230 summit.
C-SPAN on OTI and the Wikimedia Foundation’s June 20 Section 230 summit.
“Protecting the public interest and free speech online, and making the internet a safer place are not mutually exclusive.”
“Accountability goes beyond reforming or removing Section 230 protections, and gets at larger concerns about the platform ecosystem.”
AI-based tutoring systems could soon help students who are unable to access more traditional tutoring—but privacy and bias concerns remain.
Our takeaways on the key issues from the President’s address, and some thoughts on what was left unsaid.
David Morar on how Gonzalez v. Google and Twitter, Inc. v. Taamneh decisions could impact user experience online.
David Morar on the Supreme Court's first foray into the world of Section 230.