‘I do not think ethical surveillance can exist’: Rumman Chowdhury on accountability in AI | Artificial intelligence (AI) | The Guardian
One of the leading thinkers on artificial intelligence discusses responsibility, ‘moral outsourcing’ and bridging the gap between people and technology
Rumman Chowdhury’s approach is staunch middle-ness: welcoming of progress and firm in her insistence on accountability. Photograph: David J Phillip/AP View image in fullscreen Rumman Chowdhury’s approach is staunch middle-ness: welcoming of progress and firm in her insistence on accountability. Photograph: David J Phillip/AP AI (artificial intelligence) This article is more than 3 years old Interview ‘I do not think ethical surveillance can exist’: Rumman Chowdhury on accountability in AI This article is more than 3 years old Paula Aceves One of the leading thinkers on artificial intelligence
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