Future brings a tremendous opportunity to develop AI that ensures peaceful, just, and inclusive societies. At the same time, AI comes with possible risks of misuse or unintended consequences. To utilize potentials and safeguard from harms, the implementation of the “sustaining peace” and “do no harm” approach is critical.
Racial Equity in AI still appears to be idling. Who will be the responsible citizens that put AI inclusiveness in motion as non-negotiable? These are the ones history will favor. I desire to know their names.
I see the future of AI , as a part of ESG [environmental, social, and corporate governance], and that the AI ethics discussion will move into that more social realm of the way that companies think about some of the things that they do.
Machine learning can be a powerful tool in reducing greenhouse gas emissions by accelerating materials science, improving forecasting of renewable energy, and helping build stronger, more resilient global communities.
The biopharma industry is paradoxically amongst the most data intensive industries, but also poorly data driven. We are basically on a mission to fix that by leveraging AI for the benefits of cancer patients.
Responsible AI is collaborative design with a diverse set of technical and non-technical voices. Understanding technology in society and sharing our lived experiences is crucial. If AI is going to change our lives, shouldn’t we take part in shaping that?
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