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This Thursday (the 17th) sees the first colloquium talk of 2022!
David Danks: Ethics in AI, not Ethics of AI
Discussions of the ethical (and societal) impact of AI often implicitly assume that ethical issues arise only once the AI Is deployed or used. If AI is “just math” or “just a tool,” then one might think that ethics is simply irrelevant to research and development of AI systems. In contrast, I will argue that ethical issues arise throughout every step of AI creation, including research efforts that seem to be outside of the scope of ethics. That is, ethics is an intrinsic part of AI, not something that arises only after the fact. Throughout this argument, I will provide examples of practical tools and practices to improve the ethics in one’s AI systems. These insights and examples will apply to technology development in general, including fundamental mathematical research.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEf_MTqeXWg
the Zoom link is on the researchseminars schedule, which is on the webpage: https://topos.site/topos-colloquium/
It's cool that we're getting some ethics talks!
Yes, ethics is one of the four themes we aim to highlight in this year's colloquium series: https://topos.site/topos-colloquium/#themes
John Baez said:
It's cool that we're getting some ethics talks!
if you look at the new "Themes" section on the webpage then you'll see why!
(oh, Evan beat me to it there)
starting in ~25 minutes!