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India AI Roundtable: Key Takeaways on Generative AI
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Should AI Systems Replicate Human Bias?
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Humanity is full of bias. So, the real question that surfaces here is, do we want to replicate humanity while designing AI systems? Guess we’ll leave it to our audience to deliberate upon this. What do you think?
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AI Ethics: Stakeholder Consultation for Responsible Guidelines
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Another major implementation is that the ethics of AI should be addressed from the roots. All stakeholders involved with the work should be consulted to draw out proper guidelines for any AI system. Do you agree with the above recommendations?
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Strict Data Regulations Essential for Meaningful AI Models
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AI models largely depend on the data that is fed to them. Therefore, data regulations have to become strict and stringent. This will ensure meaningful AI models.
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Achieving Ethics, Ownership, and Unbiasedness in AI Systems
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Ethics, ownership, and unbiasedness were the key takeaways from the session. But how do we achieve that?
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AI Creativity vs Human Creativity: Redefining Generative Models
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Abhinav Aggarwal, who recently released a book written by AI, stated an interesting argument that humans will also depend on reference materials before creating a particular model. "Why is that when a human does it, it is creative and when an AI does it, it’s generative?" he asks
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AI Awareness Gap and Digital Inclusion in Remote Areas
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“Lack of knowledge about AI in some places is a major hindrance", adds @goffi_emmanuel
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Can AI Be Creative? Exploring the Limits of Generative Intelligence
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Can AI be creative? Prof. Chandra Sekhar pointed out that AI is still generative & not creative. “Creativity is still unique to humans, as natural intelligence would be very hard to replicate. AI is not completely well-founded. That is the actual threat here", he argues.
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AI Ethics Panel: Experts Discuss Governance and Responsibility
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The panel hosted Professor Chandra Sekhar Seelamantula, @iiscbangalore ; @jyotij0shi
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Generative AI State and Growth Forecast by Decade End
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To understand the current state of Generative AI and forecast the field's growth by the end of this decade, INDIAai organized a roundtable represented by experts from various fields.