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- Questions Left Unanswered at Another Hearing Lambasting Social Media CEOs
What if companies were to invest significantly more in content moderation?
- With apologies to Mary Oliver’s “Wild Geese”
When social media calls to you, harsh and exciting
- Caring for the whole person in the time of chatbots
A snapshot, one year after the public release of ChatGPT
There is nothing about applied ethics that inherently leaves out social-political matters.
- A Recent Conversation with Three Experts
Video of our recent panel discussion is now available.
What is the effect of calling a product "experimental" and deploying it?
- We need more innovation and disruption—from different constituencies.
There is a lot of work to be done, by all of us who are impacted by AI tools.
In its recent decision to release ChatGPT into the wild, OpenAI seems to have failed to consider students and educators among the stakeholders who would be impacted by the text-generating technology.
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