Auxane explains 'Responsible AI' as an AI conforming to cultural, regulatory, social, and environmental norms, while 'AI Governance' is the actionable guide towards achieving it.
REGULATION
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AI Accountability: Responsibility Through Practice, Not Legal Liability
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AI, not being an individual or legal entity, can't be liable. The focus should be on adopting responsible AI practices and decisions, involving analysis of rights to understand Responsible AI, often culture-dependent.
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Rethinking Policy and Business: Planet Over Profit Systems
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But no! This is not how policy or business is done! I’m told this a lot. And I keep saying I’m not interested in maintaining the systems that aren’t prioritizing the planet or people. Quilting invokes weaving with hands versus screens and including stories in strands.
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AI Policy Meetings Should Prioritize Ethics and Planetary Care
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I’d like all AI policy / business meetings to begin with all attendees answering the question, “how will you care for the children and grandchildren of your users and competitors and the planet?” Plus everyone should be required to quilt a square with their thoughts.
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Privacy Data Usage Allegations in AI Technology Context
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Your uninformed prejudice won't either.
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NOT Developing AGI Constitutes Existential Risk
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NOT Developing #AGI Is An Existential Risk. #AGIFirst #MontrealAI #QuebecAI
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AI Tools With Safety Flaws Should Not Drive Society
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If I built a car & said, “this vehicle was built using information that may be inaccurate regarding physics, safety, or environmental protections” I wouldn’t let it drive you or your family. Yet lots of people creating these tools want them to drive society knowing these errors.
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AI Tool Disclosure Standards: Beyond Mere Warnings
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If I published a paper that says, “this paper may have inaccurate information about people, places or facts” the response from reviewers would be, “keep doing your homework & provide reliable resources.” Disclosure can’t be “this tool is crap but I told you.”
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Cybersecurity Defense: Employee Training and Threat Intelligence
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Grasping diverse cyber threats informs defense strategies. Employee training boosts response, turning weaknesses into assets. Recognizing attacker motivations refines defenses, especially in risky sectors. Tech investments & adaptability bolster resilience. Microblog @antgrasso
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AI Risk Alarmism vs Economic Pragmatism and Regulation
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Extreme AI risk alarmism will fail just as extreme climate alarmism never reached its goals, aside from a few absurd EU regulations. People choose a pragmatic middle ground, and greed and economic incentives always prevail.