The MAEI breifings and end of years are super helpful. I loving listening to podcasts and watching youtube videos (also gives me ideas for my own www.machine-ethics.net). I read some papers but also ALOT of books which i post on my patreon and instagram @machineethicspodcast
Greetings MAIEI! I'm writing regarding the recent question you posed in your AI Ethics Brief #124 email: "What are some of your favorite sources to stay abreast in the field of responsible AI?" As a representative of the Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology and Society (SRI) at the University of Toronto, I'd like to share a resource with you for consideration for sharing with your community if you think it might be of interest:
Thank you for sharing Jovana, this is a very interesting report. Is there a point of contact for this? We'd like to invite the lead author(s) to share a research summary with the MAIEI community. Thanks! You can either hit reply to the email newsletter or reach out to us at https://montrealethics.ai/contact/
Thanks for your interest! The report was a collaborative effort and, as such, no individual authors are listed on byline. However, I believe one of our policy researchers, Maggie Arai, was heavily involved in the creation of this report. I will connect with Maggie to see if she's willing and able to share a research summary, but could you give me a bit more detail about what exactly this research summary entails? Is it a written document? How long should it be? And what would the timeline for submission be? Thanks! You can email me at jovana.jankovic@utoronto.ca
Currently reading 'Ethics for people who work in Tech', 'Robot Souls', and 'short introduction to Sociology'.
- I would recommend 'Ethical Machines' for those implementing processes in the work place,
- 'AI ethics' for getting an overview,
- 'Privacy is Power' to anyone, as its great!
- 'Stories from 2045' if you're interested in AI, economics and UBI
... sure theres more but that's what i got for now :)
Thank you Ben, that's a great list!
The MAEI breifings and end of years are super helpful. I loving listening to podcasts and watching youtube videos (also gives me ideas for my own www.machine-ethics.net). I read some papers but also ALOT of books which i post on my patreon and instagram @machineethicspodcast
Thank you for sharing Ben! If you have some books that you'd like to share here with our readers, we welcome that!
Greetings MAIEI! I'm writing regarding the recent question you posed in your AI Ethics Brief #124 email: "What are some of your favorite sources to stay abreast in the field of responsible AI?" As a representative of the Schwartz Reisman Institute for Technology and Society (SRI) at the University of Toronto, I'd like to share a resource with you for consideration for sharing with your community if you think it might be of interest:
"Discerning signal from noise: The state of global AI standardization and what it means for Canada" (a joint report from SRI and the Standards Council of Canada): https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5ef0b24bc96ec4739e7275d3/t/6447e5d394c9df075de5c5c0/1682433492483/SRI_DiscerningSignalFromNoise_2023_English.pdf
Thank you for sharing Jovana, this is a very interesting report. Is there a point of contact for this? We'd like to invite the lead author(s) to share a research summary with the MAIEI community. Thanks! You can either hit reply to the email newsletter or reach out to us at https://montrealethics.ai/contact/
Thanks for your interest! The report was a collaborative effort and, as such, no individual authors are listed on byline. However, I believe one of our policy researchers, Maggie Arai, was heavily involved in the creation of this report. I will connect with Maggie to see if she's willing and able to share a research summary, but could you give me a bit more detail about what exactly this research summary entails? Is it a written document? How long should it be? And what would the timeline for submission be? Thanks! You can email me at jovana.jankovic@utoronto.ca
Thank you Jovana, Abhishek has sent you an email with the details for this.