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Mapping the Responsible AI Profession, A Field in Formation (techUK)

April 28, 2025

🔬 Report Summary by ✍️ Tess Buckley Tess is Programme Manager, Digital Ethics and AI Safety at techUK and holds a Masters in Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence from Northeastern University London. [Original … [Read more...] about Mapping the Responsible AI Profession, A Field in Formation (techUK)

Risks vs. Harms: Unraveling the AI Terminology Confusion

March 16, 2025

✍️ Op-Ed by Charlie Pownall and Maki Kanayama Charlie Pownall is the founder and managing editor of AIAAIC. Maki Kanayama is a contributor to AIAAIC and a privacy counsel. Introduction Distinguishing between … [Read more...] about Risks vs. Harms: Unraveling the AI Terminology Confusion

ISED Launches AI Risk Management Guide Based on Voluntary Code

March 16, 2025

✍️ By Sun Gyoo Kang1 Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are solely my own and do not reflect my employer's opinions, beliefs, or positions. Any opinions or information in this article are based on my … [Read more...] about ISED Launches AI Risk Management Guide Based on Voluntary Code

From Funding Crisis to AI Misuse: Critical Digital Rights Challenges from RightsCon 2025

March 2, 2025

✍️ Op-Ed by Seher Shafiq.  Seher is the Global Engagement Manager at Mozilla Foundation, based in Toronto, Canada. After a break of almost two years, last week, the digital rights community gathered in … [Read more...] about From Funding Crisis to AI Misuse: Critical Digital Rights Challenges from RightsCon 2025

Teaching Responsible AI in a Time of Hype

February 27, 2025

✍️ By Thomas Linder, PhD1 Thomas holds a PhD in the Sociology of Technology and is a Senior Coordinator at Open North, a Lecturer in Responsible AI at Concordia University, and a member of the AI Policy Group at the … [Read more...] about Teaching Responsible AI in a Time of Hype

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