San Francisco becomes first city to bar police from using facial recognition— from cnet.com by Laura Hautala It won’t be the last city to consider […]
Watch Salvador Dalí Return to Life Through AI — from interestingengineering.com by The Dalí Museum has created a deepfake of surrealist artist Salvador Dalí that […]
People, Power and Technology: The Tech Workers’ View — from doteveryone.org.uk Excerpt: People, Power and Technology: The Tech Workers’ View is the first in-depth research into […]
DARPA is reportedly eyeing a high-tech contact lens straight out of ‘Mission: Impossible’ — from taskandpurpose.com by Jared Keller Excerpt: The Defense Advanced Research […]
5 Myths of AI — from thejournal.com by Dian Schaffhauser Excerpt: No, artificial intelligence can’t replace the human brain, and no, we’ll never really be […]
We Built an ‘Unbelievable’ (but Legal) Facial Recognition Machine — from nytimes.com by Sahil Chinoy “The future of human flourishing depends upon facial recognition technology […]
DC: What kind of future do we want? #LawSchools #legislatures #society #EmergingTechnologies #citizens #governments #lawyers #legal #laws https://t.co/ICLkJY0yKP — Daniel Christian (@dchristian5) April 19, 2019 […]
Example articles from the Privacy Project: James Bennet: Do You Know What You’ve Given Up? A. G. Sulzberger: How The Times Thinks About Privacy Samantha […]
The growing marketplace for AI ethics — from forbes.com by Forbes Insights with Intel AI Excerpt: As companies have raced to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) […]
MIT has just announced a $1 billion plan to create a new college for AI — from technologyreview.com Excerpt: One of the birthplaces of artificial […]
The moral issue here — from law21.ca by Jordan Furlong Excerpt: “I’m not worried about the moral issue here,” said Gordon Caplan, the co-chair of AmLaw […]
A Chinese subway is experimenting with facial recognition to pay for fares — from theverge.com by Shannon Liao Excerpt: Scanning your face on a screen […]
