“The age of AI surveillance is here”
“For years we’ve been recorded in public on security cameras, police bodycams, livestreams, other people’s social media posts, and on and on.”
29
Aug
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28
Aug
“Companies are using AI to screen candidates now”
“Human job recruiters can only physically juggle so many candidates at once. HireVue, a company with a “video interview intelligence platform,” wants to make that easier by using artificial intelligence to do the heavy lifting for you and screen multiple candidates at once.”
22
Aug
“Transgender YouTubers had their videos grabbed to train facial recognition software”
“About five or six years ago, one of Karl Ricanek’s students showed him a video on YouTube. It was a time lapse of a person undergoing hormone replacement therapy, or HRT, in order to transition genders.”
Read: Transgender YouTubers had their videos grabbed to train facial recognition software
07
Aug
“Film dialogue often reinforces stereotypes about race and gender, a machine learning study confirms”
“In news that should be no surprise to anyone who follows the film industry, a new study has found that men speak more than twice as much as women in film, and often, the dialogue that is given to women helps reinforce gender and racial stereotypes.”
07
Aug
“Film dialogue often reinforces stereotypes about race and gender, a machine learning study confirms”
“In news that should be no surprise to anyone who follows the film industry, a new study has found that men speak more than twice as much as women in film, and often, the dialogue that is given to women helps reinforce gender and racial stereotypes.”
28
Jul
“A ‘potentially deadly’ mushroom-identifying app highlights the dangers of bad AI”
“There’s a saying in the mushroom-picking community that all mushrooms are edible but some mushrooms are only edible once. That’s why, when news spread on Twitter of an app that used “revolutionary AI” to identify mushrooms with a single picture, mycologists and fungi-foragers were worried.”
Read: A ‘potentially deadly’ mushroom-identifying app highlights the dangers of bad AI
28
Jul
“A ‘potentially deadly’ mushroom-identifying app highlights the dangers of bad AI”
“There’s a saying in the mushroom-picking community that all mushrooms are edible but some mushrooms are only edible once. That’s why, when news spread on Twitter of an app that used “revolutionary AI” to identify mushrooms with a single picture, mycologists and fungi-foragers were worried.”
Read: A ‘potentially deadly’ mushroom-identifying app highlights the dangers of bad AI
26
Jul
“Biased AI Is A Threat To Civil Liberties. The ACLU Has A Plan To Fix It”
“Earlier this month, the 97-year-old nonprofit advocacy organization launched a partnership with AI Now, a New York-based research initiative that studies the social consequences of artificial intelligence.”
Read: Biased AI Is A Threat To Civil Liberties. The ACLU Has A Plan To Fix It
23
Jul
“Technology Is Biased Too. How Do We Fix It?”
“Whether it’s done consciously or subconsciously, racial discrimination continues to have a serious, measurable impact on the choices our society makes about criminal justice, law enforcement, hiring and financial lending.”
14
Jul
“Robots and AI are going to make social inequality even worse, says new report”
“Most economists agree that advances in robotics and AI over the next few decades are likely to lead to significant job losses. But what’s less often considered is how these changes could also impact social mobility.”
Read: Robots and AI are going to make social inequality even worse, says new report