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AI Ethics Weekly – Feb 9: Dystopian AI Redux
In Archive onAs the questionable uses of AI continue to grow exponentially, ethicists and law makers are scrambling to keep up. …
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AI Ethics Weekly – Feb 2: End of Privacy As We Know it
In Archive onPervasiveness of surveillance in every part of our lives is making it increasingly difficult to hang on to any semblance…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Jan 26: Wanted! A Human in the Loop.
In Archive onWhile AI evangelists continue to drink the kool aid, it’s more apparent than ever that human intervention is critical to…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Jan 19: Pseudoscience Makes a Comeback
In Archive onQuestionable uses of AI spiral out of control as ethicists and governments scramble to manage the consequences. If you want…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Jan 12: Democracy, White Supremacy, and Big Tech
In Archive onThis past week, America faced an insurrection incited by a losing president and the belated response from big tech highlights…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Jan 5: Aaaand We Are Back!
In Archive onAs we head into 2021, let’s remember some lessons of the past year – together (even when socially distanced) we…
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AI Ethics Bookchat – September 2020: Meet Author Virginia Eubanks ‘Automating Inequality’
In Archive onIn September, we invited Virginia Eubanks @PopTechWorks, the reknowned scholar and author of “Automating Inequality: How High-Tech Tools Profile, Police,…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Dec 14: Misogyny – The Pre-Existing Condition in Academia and Big Tech
In Archive onThis is our last newsletter for 2020 as we take a break for the holidays. We urge all our readers…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Dec 7: The Great AI Ethics Dumpster Fire
In Archive onThe firing of eminent and beloved AI Ethics scholar, Dr.Timnit Gebru reveals the hypocrisy of big tech AI Ethics initiatives…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Nov 16: Non-Zero Number of Unethical AI Issues
In Archive onAI applications have become easier to replicate, leading to more unethical instances of AI cropping up globally. As the world…
