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Siliconsciousness: Identifying the Next Big Issues in AI Policy: Did SCOTUS Just Get Something Right?

Jun 28, 2024

Dr. Alondra Nelson discusses the AI Bill of Rights, importance of diverse voices in tech, and the potential impact of a recent Supreme Court ruling. They explore challenges in AI policy, governance, intellectual property issues, rapid advancements, and ongoing cases affecting government regulation.

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Alondra Nelson

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Quick takeaways

Diverse representation in AI development is crucial to prevent biases and promote inclusivity in technology outcomes.

Government intervention in regulating disinformation is essential to combat truth decay and maintain societal trust.

Deep dives

Artificial Intelligence Governance Challenges

Navigating the regulatory landscape for AI requires acknowledging its unique characteristics and challenges. Addressing false analogies in policy-making is crucial, as AI significantly impacts all policy areas. While AI presents both horizontal and vertical governance complexities, anchoring in first principles guides effective governance across these dimensions. Confronting biases in algorithms and ensuring diverse representation in AI development are essential steps toward trustworthy and inclusive AI systems.

Intro

2min

Exploring AI Policy and Governance with Dr. Alondra Nelson

16min

Addressing Intellectual Property Issues and Abuse in AI Through Governance and Legislation

5min

Challenges and Implications of Rapid AI Advancements

11min

Analysis of an Ongoing Case and Availability of AI Policy Content

2min

A technology as revolutionary as AI will have profound effects on all corners of society. So what are the big issues on the horizon that we’ll need to face? Dr. Alondra Nelson joins David Rothkopf to share her insights on the development of the AI Bill of Rights, the importance of diverse voices in tech development, and how a recent ruling shows why a broken Supreme Court might be right twice a day.

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