An agenda to maximise AI’s benefits and minimise harms, by David Patterson
archive.today webpage capture Saved from no other snapshots from this url 3 Dec 2024 19:26:48 UTC All snapshots from host www.economist.com WebpageScreenshot sharedownload .zipreport bug or abuse Skip to content Menu Weekly edition The world in brief Search Try for free Log in By Invitation | Artificial Intelligence An agenda to maximise AI’s benefits and minimise harms, by David Patterson How technologists, researchers and policymakers can reassure people AI will serve the public good illustration: dan williams Dec 3rd 2024 Share P eople are reacting with both fascination and fear to the rapid deployment of artificial intelligence (ai). Some see the next era of humanity and others, imminent dangers. Without visibility into how ai is being developed and brought into their lives, people just aren’t equipped to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape. This was the subject of a spirited conversation I had in February 2024 with Andy Konwinski, a former student of mine and the co-found
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