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Issues surrounding using our social data for research; what are the ethics and privacy concerns researchers should think about as they collect and analyse social data?

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    Someone to watch over AI and keep it honest - and it's not the public!

    Someone to watch over AI and keep it honest - and it's not the public!

    The public doesn't need to know how Artificial Intelligence works to trust it. They just need to know that someone with the necessary skillset is …

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  • “Probably we will get another animal, humanlike consciousness but we can’t control this consciousness,” he says.
    As some have argued, that could make such an A.I. dangerous and unpredictable. But a conscious machine that proves to be harmless could still raise ethical quandaries. What if it felt pain, despair, or a terrible state of confusion?
    “The risk of mistakenly creating suffering in a conscious machine is something that we need to avoid,” says Andrea Luppi, a PhD student at the University of Cambridge who studies human brain activity and consciousness.

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    How to Give A.I. a Pinch of Consciousness

    How to Give A.I. a Pinch of Consciousness

    In 1998, an engineer in Sony’s computer science lab in Japan filmed a lost-looking robot moving trepidatiously around an enclosure. The robot was …

  • Twitter has apologised for a “racist” image cropping algorithm, after users discovered the feature was automatically focusing on white faces over black ones.

    The company says it had tested the service for bias before it started using it, but now accepts that it didn’t go far enough.

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    Twitter apologises for 'racist' image-cropping algorithm

    Twitter apologises for 'racist' image-cropping algorithm

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    Users highlight examples of feature automatically focusing on white faces over black ones Twitter has apologised for a “racist” image cropping algorithm, after users discovered the feature was automatically focusing on white faces over black ones. The company says it had tested the service for bias …

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