Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence
HCAI 6 - Governing AI with Joanna Bryson
May 15, 2024
Joanna Bryson discusses her transition from natural science to AI ethics, exploring societal changes with advancing intelligence. She delves into defining ethics and morality, highlighting the importance of identity and group dynamics. The complexity of ethical principles in AI governance, human rights incorporation, and the impact of geographic location on governance coordination are also explored.
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- Joanna Bryson emphasizes the societal implications of AI and the evolution of cognition as key aspects in AI governance.
- Identity, philosophy, and cognitive science are crucial in understanding societal dynamics and ethical considerations in AI governance.
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Evolution from Computer Science to Ethics
The speaker discusses her background, transitioning from computer science to ethics and policy work. She highlights her education in liberal arts and artificial intelligence and how her focus shifted towards societal implications of AI and policy based on societal changes and the evolution of cognition.
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