Ethics and Intelligence Gathering, Dr. David Luban, Dr. Tony Pfaff (McCain 2021 – Day 3)
McCain Conference 2021 – Day 3 Dr. David Luban and Dr. Tony Pfaff explored the ethical dimensions of intelligence gathering. They discussed the moral challenges faced by intelligence professionals, including the tension between national security and individual rights. The conversation emphasized the importance of maintaining ethical standards while navigating complex scenarios, such as the use […]
The Ethics of Espionage with Cecile Farber, Michael Skerker (McCain 2021 – Day 2)
McCain Conference 2021 – Day 2 This is a discussion on the ethics of espionage with Cecile Farber and Michael Skerker. The session delved into the moral and ethical considerations in intelligence gathering, particularly the balance between national interests and ethical boundaries. They discussed the challenges posed by covert operations, the implications of deception, and […]
How AI can usher in an economy that puts people first
How AI can usher in an economy that puts people first February 1, 2024 Authored: By Navin Chaddha Published: World Economic Forum Summary: The article emphasizes the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on business and the economy, highlighting both its potential benefits and challenges. It stresses the importance of responsible innovation, trust, safety, and […]
How organizations navigate AI ethics
How organizations navigate AI ethics October 5, 2023 Authored: by Tomoko Yokoi & Michael R. Wade Published: Institute for Management Development Summary: The rapid development and adoption of AI have raised ethical concerns, and many organizations are committing to responsible AI principles, including transparency, fairness, non-harm, accountability, and privacy. To apply these principles, organizations adopt […]
Algorithms Are Making Important Decisions. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Algorithms Are Making Important Decisions. What Could Possibly Go Wrong? September 7, 2023 Authored: By Ananya Published: Scientific American Summary: Algorithms used for decision-making, from hiring to medical care, can produce varying results depending on how humans annotated the training data. A study shows that when humans described data using terms relevant to a given […]
Why we should all be rooting for boring AI
Why we should all be rooting for boring AI August 22, 2023 Authored: Melissa Heikkilä Published: MIT Technology Review Summary: The article discusses the ethical complexities of using AI in warfare. It highlights the lack of rules and accountability for AI failures in conflict situations. The US Department of Defense’s move to implement Generative AI […]
Inside the messy ethics of making war with machines
Inside the messy ethics of making war with machines August 16, 2023 Authored: Arthur Holland Michel Published: MIT Technology Review Summary: In a future war scenario, soldiers use AI-powered tools for decision-making, from identifying targets to approving fire orders. The human role in these AI-assisted decisions becomes crucial. The integration of AI into military decision-making […]
Principled Artificial Intelligence
Principled Artificial Intelligence January 15, 2020 Authored: Jessica Fjeld & Adam Nagy Published: MAPPING CONSENSUS IN ETHICAL AND RIGHTS-BASED APPROACHES TO PRINCIPLES FOR AI Summary: The article discusses the development of AI principles by various organizations and highlights eight key themes found in these principles: Privacy, Accountability, Safety and Security, Transparency and Explainability, Fairness and […]