Here is the The Institute for Ethics in AI webpage about the Lyceum Project on AI ethics with Aristotle that will take place on June 20th in Athens, with information about the programme, speakers, venue, and how to register - free and open to all. See you in Athens. oxford-aiethics.ox.ac.uk/lyceum-project…

Well this is exciting...

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Here's a fantastic PhD scholarship - with full funding - to work alongside Rowan Cruft and Crispin Wright on truth, democratic legitimacy, and citizen participation in policy-making. Deadline May 10. stir.ac.uk/scholarships/a…

"We also write to reach out, to convey the squalls and scuffles in our souls, so that others may see us better and see themselves through us. (...) To have AI strip all that away would be to render us wordless, thoughtless, self-less." #AIEthics newrepublic.com/article/180395…

🚨BREAKING: OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives revises its AI principles. What you need to know: ➡️According to the official release: "In response to recent developments in AI technologies, notably the emergence of general-purpose and generative AI, the updated Principles more directly address AI-associated

🔥Now in press at PNAS Nexus 🔥 We provide a state-of-the-art, interdisciplinary overview of generative AI’s potential impacts on (mis)information and three information-intensive domains: work, education, and healthcare. Our goal is to highlight how generative AI could worsen

A data breach targeting Australian facial recognition start-up Outabox compromised the data of around a million people, underscoring the risks associated with “the creep of facial recognition systems in public spaces such as clubs and casinos.” wired.com/story/outabox-…

I doubt this - try this adapted trolley problem with ChatGPT. It is unable to recognise the change in the classic trolley problem and support an ethical action:

Deep fakes ...theguardian.com/australia-news…

Worth reading.. abc.net.au/news/2024-05-1…

Here is a recording of last week's brilliant The Institute for Ethics in AI / Oxford Martin School lecture by Daron Acemoglu Daron Acemoglu on "Redesigning AI - For Better Work, Human Agency, and Democracy" youtube.com/watch?v=88N3qy…

Our paper dissecting AI hype in law by Sayash Kapoor, Peter Henderson and me is now officially published. journalcrcl.org/crcl/article/v… Legal Tech is a well established industry and language models offer many avenues for improving existing products. But a robot lawyer isn't on the cards.

Calling academics thinking of doing a sabbatical in 2025–2026... All Souls College Visiting Fellowships now open for applications. Deadline 2 Sept. Come visit us University of Oxford! For more information see: asc.ox.ac.uk/visiting-fello…

student.unsw.edu.au/notices/2024/0… Here is the AI guidance slide I developed for UNSW. This will be rolled out with an ethical framework on the use of AI and shown in classrooms for students to understand responsible AI use. If you would like to use or adapt any info please acknowledge.

Fascinating panel at #LSA2024 on Virtual Reality and Conflict Resolution with Tania Sourdin Cari Hyde-Vaamonde Hanan Mandel Karin Perlman and Emily Schneider

So proud of the work by my colleague and friend, Alice Neikirk, who leads this wonderful project. The tiny homes are beautiful and thought-provoking. Such a fantastic example of art leading to meaningful social change Newcastle School of Law and Justice University of Newcastle

Am so tired of 'delve' and 'crucial'...

An inconvenient truth: Scraping - essential to AI - violates nearly all core privacy principles in privacy laws. For why and what to do about it, see my new article, “The Great Scrape: The Clash Between Scraping and Privacy” with Prof @Hartzog papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Thank you for the lovely review!