JavaScript is not available.

International Journal of Communication

@IJoC_USC

Jun 23

📔Ready for summer reading?📔 IJoC is currently seeking book reviewers for the following titles. Info and application form here: forms.gle/MukFuBUwrkkCkA cc

How proud I am about

's analysis starting with "Beyond Data" and now this! We're happy she helping with the

@UNESCO

vision for #AiEthics through our #Women4EthicalAI platform!

Quote Tweet

Jun 20

Big news - Our new report on #ResponsibleAI via @mitsmr & @BCG is live

This year, we focus on the mounting risks from third-party #AI tools including #GenerativeAI that test the limits of RAI programs. TLDR: Now's the time to double down on RAI. sloanreview.mit.edu/projects/build

Elizabeth Renieris – ‘Our robot overlords aren't quite here just yet’

Ellen Timmer

@Ellen_Timmer

May 26

Elizabeth Renieris – ‘Our robot overlords aren't quite here just yet’ #AI

information-age.com

Elizabeth Renieris, renowned AI ethics expert and tech privacy lawyer, talks to Information Age about how to regulate artificial intelligence

Arvind Narayanan

@random_walker

Jun 23

Billions of people doing clickwork for AI sounds more dystopian than most of the AI safety risk scenarios that have been proposed tbh

Annotation reveals too much about the systems being developed, and the huge number of workers required makes leaks difficult to prevent. Annotators are warned repeatedly not to tell anyone about their jobs, not even their friends and co-workers, but corporate aliases, project code names, and, crucially, the extreme division of labor ensure they don’t have enough information about them to talk even if they wanted to. (Most workers requested pseudonyms for fear of being booted from the platforms.) Consequently, there are no granular estimates of the number of people who work in annotation, but it is a lot, and it is growing. A recent Google Research paper gave an order-of-magnitude figure of “millions” with the potential to become “billions.”

read image description

ALT

503

1,648

Develop Innovation

@InnovationIID

Building Robust RAI Programs as Third-Party AI Tools Proliferate | MIT Sloan Management Review

Extensive #research & #analysis from

@mitsmr

in collab with

@BCG

looking at how organizations are navigating the use of internally built & externally sourced #AI powered tools

sloanreview.mit.edu

The 2023 MIT SMR-BCG responsible AI report finds that third-party AI tools pose increasing risks for organizations.

MIT Sloan Management Review

@mitsmr

Building Robust RAI Programs as Third-Party AI Tools Proliferate | MIT Sloan Management Review

The risks and failures of AI systems are more palpable and numerous than ever, but organizations are at risk of falling behind. Read the findings from our 2023 MIT SMR-

@BCG

responsible AI report now.

sloanreview.mit.edu

The 2023 MIT SMR-BCG responsible AI report finds that third-party AI tools pose increasing risks for organizations.

Building Robust RAI Programs as Third-Party AI Tools Proliferate | MIT Sloan Management Review

OCEG

@oceg

Jun 20

Building Robust RAI Programs as Third-Party AI Tools Proliferate sloanreview.mit.edu/projects/build #riskmanagement #AI #TPRM

sloanreview.mit.edu

The 2023 MIT SMR-BCG responsible AI report finds that third-party AI tools pose increasing risks for organizations.

Biometric Update

@BiometricUpdate

Civil society groups warn about EU Digital ID Wallet privacy, discrimination risks | Biometric...

Civil society groups warn about EU Digital ID Wallet privacy, discrimination risks #digitalid #digitalwallets

In an open letter published Tuesday, the group urged European officials to reconsider the current trajectory of the eIDAS 2.0.

Sam Gregory (here, there, everywhere...)

@SamGregory

Jun 14

"The problem is we've started to cultivate an idea that you can spot AI-generated images by these little clues. And the clues don't last". I spoke to

@NPR

. We need literacy but also solutions across tech, info and AI pipeline, not blame on viewers.

npr.org

AI-generated images are everywhere. Here's how to spot them : Life Kit

It's easy to be fooled by AI-generated images and other content. We talk about how to identify them, how media literacy can help, plus how to use these tools responsibly.

Rebecca MacKinnon @rmack@mstdn.social

@rmack

Nice TED talk

@ianbremmer

. Reminds me of one I gave in 2011, and the book I published in 2012. consentofthenetworked.com/tedtalk/

Quote Tweet

ian bremmer

@ianbremmer

Jun 19

the usa used to be the principal exporter of democracy today, the usa is the principal exporter of tools that destroy democracy to the tech leaders who create and control these tools: are you ok with that? or are you going to do something about it? ted.com/talks/ian_brem

The Institute for Ethics in AI

@EthicsInAI

Early Career Research Fellow in Ethics in AI (Human Rights and AI) at University of Oxford

Apply now for our Early Career Research Fellow in Ethics in AI (Human Rights and AI).

jobs.ac.uk

Nadya Purtova

@Nadya_Purtova

📢 📢 📢 Registration is open for Beyond Data Protection Conf. #BDPC2023 will feature 3 keynotes, a roundtable on the future of data protection & 12 sessions w 48 speakers from across the globe (India, Europe, North America) infolegproject.net

@UU_GDS

@UURechten

Qays Sediqi

@QaysSediqi

Absolutely horrible what happened to the people on the #submarine however, I can’t help but notice that the #GreeceBoatDisaster in which so far 82 have died and more than 500 are missing is not even receiving half as much media attention. Asylum seekers’ lives don’t matter?

103

483

1,978

The

@FTC

continues to bring the 🔥

Quote Tweet

Lina Khan

@linakhanFTC

1. @FTC has taken action against @amazon for tricking users into signing up for Prime subscriptions—and then deliberately making it hard to cancel. We charge that these deceptive tactics violate the FTC Act and the Restore Online Shoppers’ Confidence Act. ftc.gov/news-events/ne

Corporations Do Not Have Any Rights That We Don't Give Them

"To forget the distinction between the natural rights of humans and the fully contingent rights of corporations is to cede dangerous ground to organizations that, by their very nature, do not 'care' about things like 'right and wrong.'" -

@hamiltonnolan

hamiltonnolan.com

It's fine to whip them like the robot dogs that they are

154

Is this a serious question? My how “new” tech makes us forget everything we know!

Tony Blair thinks AI will save Britain, he’s just not quite sure how it should work

Tim Smith

@timmpsmith

Jun 15

Former UK prime minister Tony Blair published a report this week on how an "AI-powered UK" could look — but when I asked him about some of the details, there wasn't much under the surface...

sifted.eu

Political grandees Tony Blair and William Hague have published a joint report laying out a vision for an “AI-powered UK”.

Was so lovely to return to

@UniofOxford

for a most dynamic conversation about the potential human right to a human decision in the age of #AI. Many thanks to

@EthicsInAI

and

@JTasioulas

for including me 🙏