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Columns

January 3, 2023

Aging with AI: Another Source of Bias?

✍️ Column by Marianna Ganapini, and Myriam Bergamaschi. Dr. Marianna Ganapini is our Faculty Director and Assistant Professor in Philosophy at

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January 3, 2023

Is ChatGPT for everyone? Seeing beyond the hype toward responsible use in education

✍️ Column by Marianna Ganapini, Pamela Lirio, and Andrea Pedeferri. Dr. Marianna Ganapini is our Faculty Director and Assistant Professor in

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December 6, 2022

Can LLMs Enhance the Conversational AI Experience?

🔬 Column by Julia Anderson, a writer and conversational UX designer exploring how technology can make us better humans. Part of the ongoing Like

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November 27, 2022

Regulating Artificial Intelligence: The EU AI Act – Part 1

✍️ Article by Avantika Bhandari, SJD. Her research areas cover indigenous knowledge and its protection, human rights, and intellectual property

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November 14, 2022

Unstable Diffusion: Ethical challenges and some ways forward

✍️ Founder's Desk column by Abhishek Gupta, Founder and Principal Researcher at the Montreal AI Ethics Institute. In a potentially prescient

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October 31, 2022

Principios éticos para una inteligencia artificial antropocéntrica: consensos actuales desde una perspectiva global y regional.

✍️ Column by Mariana Sánchez Caparrós, an investigator in the area of AI, gender and non discrimination at the Innovation and Artificial Intelligence

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October 31, 2022

The Ethical AI Startup Ecosystem 04: Targeted AI Solutions and Technologies

✍️ Original article by Abhinav Raghunathan, the creator of EAIDB who publishes content related to ethical ML / AI from both theoretical and

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October 23, 2022

Responsible sourcing and the professionalization of data work

✍️ Column by Natalie Klym, who has been leading digital technology innovation programs in academic and private institutions for 25 years including at

Category iconColumns,  Permission to Be Uncertain

October 13, 2022

Can an AI be sentient? Cultural perspectives on sentience and on the potential ethical implications of the rise of sentient AI.

✍️ Column by Connor Wright, our Partnerships Manager. Overview: Given the events with LaMDA, Connor Wright argues that LaMDA is not sentient,

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August 31, 2022

The Ethical AI Startup Ecosystem 03: ModelOps, Monitoring, and Observability

✍️ Original article by Abhinav Raghunathan, the creator of EAIDB who publishes content related to ethical ML / AI from both theoretical and

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June 28, 2022

Social Context of LLMs – the BigScience Approach, Part 4:
Model Governance and Responsible Use

✍️ Original article by Yacine Jernite, Zeerak Talat, Carlos Muñoz Ferrandis, Danish Contractor, and Margaret Mitchell from HuggingFace. Yacine

Category iconColumns,  Social Context in LLM Research: the BigScience Approach

June 28, 2022

Sharing Space in Conversational AI

🔬 Column by Julia Anderson, a writer and conversational UX designer exploring how technology can make us better humans. Part of the ongoing Like

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