Made by Humans: The AI ConditionWho is designing AI? A select, narrow group. How is their world view shaping our future? Artificial intelligence can be all too human: quick to judge, capable of error, vulnerable to bias. It's made by humans, after all. Humans make decisions about the laws and standards, the tools, the ethics in this new world. Who benefits. Who gets hurt. Made by Humans explores our role and responsibilities in automation. Roaming from Australia to the UK and the US, elite data expert Ellen Broad talks to world leaders in AI about what we need to do next. It is a personal, thought-provoking examination of humans as data and humans as the designers of systems that are meant to help us. |
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Humans as Designers | |
Making Humans Accountable | |
Law and policy | |
Regulating the rule makers | |
Notes | |
Acknowledgements | |
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