Ali Alkhatib: Anthropological/Artificial Intelligence & the HAI
Last week Stanford launched the institute for human-centered artificial intelligence, and to kick things off James Landay posted about the roles AI could play in society, and the importance of exploring smart interfaces.
Last week Stanford launched the institute for human-centered artificial intelligence , and to kick things off James Landay posted about the roles AI could play in society, and the importance of exploring smart interfaces . I’ve followed the HAI’s development in passing, and I watched the inaugural event in the background on Monday last week while I was doing other work. I study algorithmic systems that make important decisions about us - which I call “ street-level algorithms ” in reference to Michael Lipsky’s street-level bureaucracies - and some of the work I’ve done in the past has taken a
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- Stop talking about AI ethics. It’s time to talk about power.technologyreview.com
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- The AI Ethics Brief #173: Power, Policy, and Practicebrief.montrealethics.ai
- Computer Scientists Can’t Treat Social and Ethical Impacts as an Afterthought | Stanford HAIhai.stanford.edu