Joanna J Bryson

@j2bryson

Prof of Ethics & Technology; Artificial & natural intelligence, culture, evolution, & governance. Vaguely professional tweets—for more fewer

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Jan 29

    Previous writers had said only war (re)introduces that awareness/attention to broader identity, but we thought (or at least hoped) other events might. Like, say, a pandemic. Here’s our paper As you might guess, I’m tweeting this again because of news. 3/

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  2. 11 hours ago

    Wow. The babies had a deficit in an enzyme, butyrylcholinesterase (BChE), that would have helped them startle themselves & wake up if they stopped breathing. So now we can look for that problem.

    Almost missed this ground breaking study about the cause of SIDS - 37% of sudden unexpected infant deaths a year in the U.S. The possibility to identify SIDS risk infants & create new interventions is everything.
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    12 hours ago

    Hope to see many of you at the first international conference on Hybrid Human-Artificial Intelligence, 13-17 June in Amsterdam! Accepted papers: Keynotes by , Paul Lukowicz, Wendy Mackay, & Fernanda Viegas Registration:

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    17 hours ago

    Und eventuell auch noch größtenteils steuerfrei?

    So would walk away from Twitter with $8.4 billion in cash, after selling his shares. Even if he pays the $1B breakup fee, it’s $7.4B in tax-free cash, since he likely sold the stock purchased through options last year.
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    18 hours ago

    Super interesting: public administration is becoming more and more predictive, but public law is still very reactive, so an increasing gap in justice.

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  6. 18 hours ago

    Speechless after ’s deep and poetic reflection on the loops that AI replicates, that not everyone is equally regarded as human. Check out his work: , Critical Black Futures, and his most recent book
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    Apr 19

    A new version of "Transatlantic Data Transfer Compliance," my forthcoming article in 28 (2022) is available on here:

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  8. 19 hours ago

    The last panel is this morning! Humanity and Risk Management, is talking about flaws in the . Again, more on .

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    19 hours ago

    The next event on 19 May will host who will present "Digital Governance: Regulating intelligent and transnational technologies". To register follow the link below.

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    May 12

    Taking a moral stance against Russia, "All three parties [in 🇩🇪's coalition government] did 180s," says Professor in . Mutual compromises have made bold decisions more agreeable to their respective political bases. Full article 👇

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  11. May 12

    In case you were wondering about the quiet :-) About to end....we're on to the third panel, which is about human level control.

    Prof presents the second panel on setting standards and on the selection of the values to elaborate those, with of , , at the
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    May 12
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    No. Not even slightly. You get empathy in recommender systems, you map human experiences against each other to recommend purchases. No moral obligation towards the AI system, but enormous on the appropriation of humans experiences for commercial & other purposes.

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    Feb 8

    What is national capacity and what challenges do countries face to capture the full economic potential of ? 👀 We take a look with , & in our blog ⤵️

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    May 12
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    Julio Ponce says he thinks AI won't ever get empathy, because it has no experience of suffering, death. Nope: AI/ML can be used to mine empathy & human experience, products CAN express empathy perfectly, but do not & cannot ACTUALLY share the human experience.

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    May 12

    “A week ago, adopted a resolution on in the Age where it calls for establishing a translatlantic working group to work on common standards and ethical guidelines for . And today, here we are.”

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    May 12
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    Though then I agree with 's response whole-heartedly: not ideal to just construct the new definition of how digital changes the human experience one haphazard precedent at a time. We do need a big transdisciplinary push on the humanities now, though also 1/2

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    May 11

    tl;dr AI can detect race from medical images. After looking really hard, we still don't know how. So good luck "debiasing" your datasets.

    Our landmark paper that demonstrates that artificial intelligence detects patient race in medical images is finally peer reviewed. This version is significantly improved based on the feedback of many collaborators -
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    May 12
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    Great, now Rebecca Williams (sadly not on twitter?) says what I just said at least as well, we MUST focus on , and therefore we already have plenty of tools we shouldn't be throwing out. I have academic publications on this, cf this blogpost

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  19. May 12

    . thinks an AIAct will be when the US gets a GDPR, but also thinks web3.0 might happen, I think it's technically incoherent though an apocalyptically bad idea were it possible. Anyway, switching to while explains how narrative helped ban

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  20. May 12

    Kevin Werbach outlines 4 prev digi integration EU/US have done. says is the "last gasp" of people thinking the EU HR centred thinking on speech is an unacceptable constraint on the 1st amendment. Everyone who works for twitter,fb, google knows moderation a must.

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  21. May 12

    If that URL doesn't work for you, try this

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