Artificial Intelligence as a Force for Good
Stanford Social Innovation Review article on mission-driven artificial intelligence aimed at solving societal and ecological challenges.
Stanford Social Innovation Review article on mission-driven artificial intelligence aimed at solving societal and ecological challenges.
The future of knowledge will be a synthesis of human and machine collaboration, coordinated through organizations, much as today. Any Singularity we may one day experience will, therefore, be shared: the collective destiny of intelligence.
Mission-driven AI is just starting to take off. It represents our best bet for addressing our most challenging ecological and societal problems.
By reducing algorithmic bias, data scientists increase the perceptual clarity of organizations and help promote fairness.
As machines become increasingly intelligent, machine governance must expand to something closer to the way we think about the governance of human systems.
Machine intelligence will teach us to expand our understanding of intelligence.
Research using human preferences radically improves machine training and opens a door to better AI governance.
My detailed summary of Yuval Noah Harari’s latest book, Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow.
In the future, we will bring our own Virtual Personal Assistants to work and they will choose what services we use.