Reggie Townsend, Vice President AI Ethics, Governance & Social Impact at SAS: “When consequential decisions must be made in the midst of ambiguity and competing values, our judgment is irreplaceable. And this is precisely why governance exists. Governance is a system for scaling
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Leadership and collective character in technological transformation
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Exactly. Who we get to lead us tells a lot about our collective character. And I am positively devastated by the state of that character.
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Will People Matter in AI-Driven Business Innovation
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SAS CTO Bryan Harris opens #SASInnovate with a provocative question: Will people matter? He adds that we are in a crisis of confidence in human ingenuity… “No one knows your business better than you. And the way you show up right now with AI will determine your brand value to
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AI Governance Without Guardrails Theater CrowdStrike
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Why #AI governance without guardrails is theater
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India Advances Global AI Collaboration with UN Leadership
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IndiaAI engaged with H.E. Annalena Baerbock, President of the UN General Assembly, to advance global collaboration on inclusive and responsible AI. Shri S. Krishnan, @SecretaryMEITY
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Google’s Pentagon deal raises autonomous weapons and surveillance concerns
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Google’s Pentagon deal seems to allow for autonomous weapons and mass surveillance.
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Conservation vs Action: Tracking Implementation Challenges
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the conservation (non action) usually wins in those eg tracking stuff is a lot of work
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Efficiency-Driven Choices Compress Optionality With Strategic Costs
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LLM Safety Bias: Why AI Refuses Harmless Requests
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Why do AI assistants suddenly say "I can't help with that" to perfectly harmless requests? Researchers from Hefei University of Technology and iFLYTEK Research have identified the root cause: LLMs develop a cognitive bias in their internal safety encoding, where even innocent
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AI-Generated Images Detection and Transparency in Social Media
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No mention of that image being AI in the comments.