Mind Readings: AI Bill of Rights, Part 5: Human Alternatives, Consideration, and Fallback
The proposed AI Bill of Rights is a good start, but there is still a long way to go. Machines should not have the presumption of innocence and should be presumed guilty until humans can prove that they are right. Can’t see anything? Watch it on YouTube here....Mind Readings: AI Bill of Rights, Part 4: Notice and Explanation
The AI Bill of Rights published by the United States White House proposes that people should have the right to know if an automated system is being used and to understand how and why it contributes to outcomes that impact them. Designers, developers, and deployers of...Mind Readings: AI Bill of Rights, Part 3: Data Privacy
The AI Bill of Rights contains a section on data privacy, which outlines the rights of individuals with regard to their data. This includes the right to know if their data is being used by machines for decisioning, the right to opt out of such use, and the right to...Mind Readings: AI Bill of Rights, Part 2: Algorithmic Discrimination Protections
The White House’s AI Bill of Rights includes algorithmic discrimination protections, which state that automated systems should not contribute to unjustified different treatment of people based on protected characteristics like race, color, ethnicity, sex,...Mind Readings: AI Bill of Rights, Part 1: Safe and Effective Systems
The government has proposed an AI Bill of Rights that outlines five fundamental rights that individuals should have when subjected to the outputs of AI systems. The first right is the right to safe and effective systems, which means that individuals should be...AI for Marketers Book
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