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Why Inclusion Matters for the Future of Artificial Intelligence
AI's potential to improve the quality of our lives is unquestionable. On the other hand, there is a real risk that AI development may lead to inequalities and divides across many demographics. Inclusion, therefore, is an important matter for AI future. Amar Shar and Sandra Cortesi of Harvard explained why in a recent article published by the Harvard Business School Digital Initiative. “There are pressing questions around discrimination, transparency and accountability, as well as privacy and safety of those who are using AI emerging technologies”. The article includes cases of exclusion and bias in AI applications and calls for more attention to address them. “Some global institutions are beginning to examine how AI can impact and...
What AI Means For Your Job In The Next Recession
According to the World Economic Forum, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to create 58 million new...
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe mention about US-North Korea Summit Meeting in his New Year’s Reflection
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe mention about US-North Korea Summit Meeting in his New Year’s...
Are We Having An Ethical Crisis in Computing?
With the Fourth Industrial Revolution, we stand on the brink of a technological revolution that...
A Stanford-Led Engineering Team Unveils the Prototype for a Computer-on-a-Chip
Researchers at Stanford University and CEA-Leti unveiled the prototype computer-on-chip on February...
The US threatens to stop sharing intelligence with allies if they use Huawei
"If a country adopts this [Huawei equipment] and puts it in some of their critical information...
How AlphaZero has rewritten the rules of game play on its own
Silver’s latest creation, AlphaZero, learns to play board games including Go, chess, and Shogi by...
Enterprise AI: Data Analytics, Data Science and Machine Learning
Jay Boisseau, Ph.D., and Lucase Wilson, Ph.D., who are Artificial Intelligence (AI) strategist and...
Chancelor Angela Merkel gave a speecch on security at the Munich Conference
On Saturday Feb 16, in Munich, German Chancellor Angela Merkel addressed the security conference...
Cedric Villani builds AI Strategy for France and EU
Cedric Villani, a mathematician, and politician who won the Field Prize will lead a team to build a...
AI is reinventing the way we invent
David Rodman, the editor of MIT Technology Review, raises the point: The biggest impact of...
OpenAI-announced Language Models are Unsupervised Multitask Learners
An impressive new language AI writes product reviews and news articles. Its creators are worried...
Executive Order on Maintaining American Leadership in Artificial Intelligence
Donald Trump said: "Continued American leadership in Artificial Intelligence is of paramount...
A robot was able to reach its destination without GPS
Desert ants are uncommon single guides. Specialists were intrigued by these ants as they planned...
How can we ensure that AI benefits society as a whole?
Ángel Gurría, the secretary-general of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development...
The miraculous game brings AI common sense
Researchers say AI can move from a model to common sense through a game. As announced by MIT...
AI ethics centers of technology giants
In Europe, nations like the UK and France have put ethics at the center of AI, while spreading out...