Full paper in PDF formDownload Below is the abstract from the full paper, authored by Abhishek Gupta and Tania De Gasperis. (equal contributions from each author) Abstract With the push for contact- and … [Read more...] about Participatory Design to build better contact- and proximity-tracing apps
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Response to Scotland’s AI Strategy
Our full response to Scotland's AI StrategyDownload Below is an excerpt from the full report. The Scotland documents we're responding to: Scoping Document, Consultation Paper. What do you think of the proposed … [Read more...] about Response to Scotland’s AI Strategy
What has been published about ethical and social science considerations regarding the pandemic outbreak response efforts?
This summary introduces the results from preliminary analysis of the CORD-19 research dataset and aims to investigate the ethical and social science considerations regarding pandemic outbreak response efforts. … [Read more...] about What has been published about ethical and social science considerations regarding the pandemic outbreak response efforts?
AI Economist: Reinforcement Learning is the Future for Equitable Economic Policy
Long before pandemic-related lockdowns, economic inequality has been one of the most significant issues affecting humanity. A report from the United Nations in January 2020 found that inequality is rising in … [Read more...] about AI Economist: Reinforcement Learning is the Future for Equitable Economic Policy
Why the contemporary view of the relationship between AI’s moral status and rights is wrong
By Thomas O'Callaghan-Brown (Philosophy & Biology, McGill University) Top-level summary: Authors such as John P. Sullins and Colin Allen suggest that AI of all kinds have moral status. Following from this we … [Read more...] about Why the contemporary view of the relationship between AI’s moral status and rights is wrong