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AI Ethics Weekly – April 13: From Racist Bro Culture to Surveillance Nation
In AI Ethics, Newsletter onOur hearts go out to victims of racism, gun violence, and police brutality in America ❤️ –Mia Shah-Dand and Lighthouse3…
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AI Ethics Weekly – April 6: What Fresh Hell is This?
In Newsletter onEvery single day technosolutionists around the world hit a new low in bias, privacy, and human rights violations, all under…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Mar 30: Trying Desperately to Get Unstuck
In Newsletter onAs we keep sinking deeper into the unethical AI quagmire,we need to figure out a way to get out while…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Mar 23: Taking a Stand for Humanity
In AI Ethics, Newsletter onWe can’t talk about the ethics of AI without addressing sexism, racism, and human rights violations. If you want to…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Mar 16: In Today’s Tech Moral Dilemma – Ethics or Profits?
In AI Ethics, Newsletter onThere are many headlines devoted to AI ethics but when it comes down to it, tech companies continue to prioritize…
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AI Ethics Weekly – March 9: It’s Women’s History Month – Where are the Women?
In Newsletter onDespite being primary caregivers, successful professionals, world-class engineers, leading researchers, women still face many challenges in the workplace and at…
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AI Ethics Weekly – March 2: Taking on the Tech Giants
In AI Ethics, Newsletter onFor Women’s History Month let’s take a minute to acknowledge the fearless women who are taking on the tech giants.…
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AI Ethics Weekly – February 23: Is It Time to Rein in Big Tech?
In AI Ethics, Newsletter onGoogle’s firing of 2 ethical AI researchers and Facebook blocking Australians from sharing news stories, it may be time to…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Feb 16: Just Because Big Tech Can, Should It?
In Newsletter, Use Cases onInnovation for the sake of innovation is being peddled as a necessary societal good by big tech and could ultimately…
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AI Ethics Weekly – Feb 9: Dystopian AI Redux
In AI Ethics, Newsletter onAs the questionable uses of AI continue to grow exponentially, ethicists and law makers are scrambling to keep up. …
