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Remember that special character that could make the Twitter app crash? Funny, huh? Now imagine if someone could put a sticker on a road sign and make a self-driving car crash. Or what if someone could just control all your personal devices from afar... mobile.nytimes.com/2018/05/10/tec


The real question to ask is not if this is happening or will happen (it obviously is and will) but who will be accountable when humans are hurt.

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â†Ș Replying to @cwodtke

@cwodtke Understanding how people use computerised systems so that we can tell the people who make computerised systems how to build in order to better help people perform specific tasks. (off the top of my head 😁)

@cwodtke I actually see it as the basis for the stuff I do and was a bit taken aback by the words "obsolete" and "old" expressed by others in this thread.

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1. Why AI is till waiting for its ethics transplant.

wired.com/story/why-ai-i


2. "When tech giants build AI products, too often “user consent, privacy and transparency are overlooked in favor of frictionless functionality that supports profit-driven business models based on aggregated data profiles"

"3. Meanwhile, AI systems are being introduced in policing, education, healthcare, and other environments where the misfiring of an algorithm could ruin a life."

4. The AI Now 2017 Report is an important read. assets.ctfassets.net/8wprhhvnpfc0/1


#designethics

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â†Ș Replying to @unknown

@pedrobjorn One issue for me is that we have a coalition government. This means there are strategic paths to voting to increase the likelihood of the forming of a specific coalition. Thus, deciding on a party is not enough, but how your vote can support X number of coalitions.

@pedrobjorn My thinking is that debates tell me very little about the potential change a party can bring. They will tell me about values, but these likely align with the political programmes.

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