Executive Director, Data & Society Research Institute @datasociety | US National AI Advisory committee member https://xitter.cf/t.co/we2e2VEUE3 | formerly @OpenSociety
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As a longtime Lawfare fangirl, chatting with @qjurecic and @MattPerault on Arbiters of Truth was *such* a thrill. Thanks for having me on the show!
On today's Lawfare Podcast, @qjurecic and @MattPerault sat down with @janethaven of @datasociety to talk through AI governance, AI's dangers and promises, how to weigh the different concerns posed by AI, and more for a new ep of Arbiters of Truth. lawfaremedia.org/article/the…
More reasons why comprehensive data privacy protections are so critical -- and urgent -- in AI policymaking.
Well time to retire @Zoom, who is basically wants to use/abuse you to train their AI stackdiary.com/zoom-terms-no…
It's an absolute honor to be included in this group. So many leaders I've had the pleasure of working with and learning from. And truly exciting to see alums, advisors, board members past and present from @datasociety in the mix. Congrats to all! philanthropy.com/article/33-…
I’m glad to see the White House continue to push forward on the big questions about how we govern AI. The fact that the administration is keeping this issue front and center, dedicating presidential star power to it — that’s important and commendable. 1/n whitehouse.gov/briefing-room…
The real issue here is meeting companies where they’re comfortable. What we need is to proactively define what protecting the public interest and fundamental rights looks like in this field -- as the administration began through the AI Bill of Rights. 6/n whitehouse.gov/ostp/ai-bill-…
"Years of sociotechnical research show that advanced digital technologies, left unchecked, are used to pursue power and profit at the expense of human rights, social justice, and democracy."
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From the FAccT community’s work to the AI Bill of Rights to NIST’s AI RMF (and much more), we have both rigorous evidence and policy models to build from in designing AI governance, @kdphd and I argue in @TheHillOpinion
THREAD: Today, the National AI Advisory Committee, which I sit on, delivered the final version of its first-year report to President Biden. 1/6 ai.gov/wp-content/uploads/20…
This year, @lizjosullivan & I will chair a new NAIAC working group to advance a rights-respecting AI governance framework. NAIAC has a broad mandate to guide US AI policy, & it can do much more to shape it in the public interest. 5/6
Part 1 of @CFR_org's "Why It Matters" podcast on AI and society, featuring me and @scmallaby. Stay tuned for Part 2, coming soon...
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