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Regulating AI to ensure Fundamental Human Rights: reflections from the Grand Challenge EU AI Act

August 21, 2023

✍️ Column by Jesse Dinneen, Olga Batura, Caecilia Zirn, Sascha Donner, Azad Abad, Florian Loher. Photo credits: Darya Shramko Overview: In this column, we report on our experience as one of the teams … [Read more...] about Regulating AI to ensure Fundamental Human Rights: reflections from the Grand Challenge EU AI Act

Computer vision and sustainability

August 21, 2023

✍️ Column by Rosalie Waelen, a philosopher and AI ethicist, doing her Ph.D. at the University of Twente in the Netherlands. Overview: When thinking about the ethics of AI, one usually considers AI’s impact on … [Read more...] about Computer vision and sustainability

A Holistic Assessment of the Reliability of Machine Learning Systems

August 21, 2023

🔬 Research Summary by Anthony Corso, Ph.D., Executive Director of the Stanford Center for AI Safety and studies the use of AI in high-stakes settings such as transportation and sustainability. [Original paper by … [Read more...] about A Holistic Assessment of the Reliability of Machine Learning Systems

Algorithms as Social-Ecological-Technological Systems: an Environmental Justice lens on Algorithmic Audits

August 21, 2023

🔬 Research Summary by Bogdana Rakova, a Senior Trustworthy AI fellow at Mozilla Foundation, previously a research manager at a Responsible AI team in consulting, leading algorithmic auditing projects and working closely … [Read more...] about Algorithms as Social-Ecological-Technological Systems: an Environmental Justice lens on Algorithmic Audits

Never trust, always verify: a roadmap for Trustworthy AI?

August 14, 2023

🔬 Research Summary by Lionel Tidjon, PhD is the Chief scientist & Founder at CertKOR AI and Lecturer at Polytechnique Montreal. [Original paper by Lionel Tidjon and Foutse Khomh] Overview: Bringing AI … [Read more...] about Never trust, always verify: a roadmap for Trustworthy AI?

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Tech Futures: Better Imagination for Better Tech Futures

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Tech Futures: AI For and Against Knowledge

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Tech Futures: The Fossil Fuels Playbook for Big Tech: Part II

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