Another client of ours, @AmerMedicalAssn Code of Medical Ethics, won a Gold @W3Awards
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AMA Medical Ethics Code Wins Gold W3 Award
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Best Practices for AI Safety and Model Assessment Standards
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– Select a standard;
– Audit supply chains;
– Adopt an anversarial mindset (don't be naive);
– Enumerate harms and prioritize risks;
– Dig into data quality;
– Apply benchmarks;
– Use supervised #ML assessments
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AI Pioneer Discusses Responsibility and Optimism in Technology
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For HAI co-director and computer scientist @drfeifei
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AI Explainability Tools for Autonomous Vehicle Decision-Making
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As AI increasingly influences critical scenarios like self-driving cars, understanding its decision-making is crucial. Thus, the need for AI explainability tools to help decode AI models' underlying operations.
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Image Classification Models Need Better Explainability Focus
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Image classification models, trained to identify objects like cats or dogs, often falter by focusing on irrelevant image areas. This highlights the importance of the explainability concept.
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AI Hallucinations: Understanding Model Reliability and Trustworthiness
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Curious about the reliability of AI models like ChatGPT or DALLE? Despite their impressive results, they sometimes err, leading to AI hallucinations. This can be harmful if we trust AI blindly, highlighting the need for deeper understanding of AI decisions and results.
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ChatGPT’s Knowledge of League of Legends Rules and Training
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How is it possible that ChatGPT already has insight in the rules and flows of LoL? How was it trained on the gaming of LoL that fast? I don’t get it
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Political Pressure and Algorithmic Discrimination in Financial AI Systems
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Some people want the power to coerce particular actors such as e.g. banks to do things they want like e.g. extend credit at preferential terms to demographics they care about, and if your for loops and if statements don't do that, they will say "That is discriminatory AI then."
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AI Regulation Targets Basic Programming Constructs Not Real Issues
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Note that an unfortunate corollary of this is that when people talk about regulating AI they frequently mean regulating for loops and if statements, and some of the people saying that understand exactly what they're saying and do not consider that a bug at all.
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Open AI Alternative: Championing Openness Over Closed Systems
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Thank you for the post. But actually we hope to be the "more open" answer to "Open"AI. It's not US vs. China; it's open vs. closed.