What the White House Action Plan on AI Gets Right and Wrong About Bias

What the White House Action Plan on AI gets right and wrong about bias

Artificial intelligence fuels something called automation bias. I often bring this up when I run AI training sessions—the phenomenon that explains why some people drive their cars into lakes because the GPS told them to. “The AI knows better” is an understandable, if incorrect, impulse. AI knows a lot, but it has no intent—that’s still 100% human. AI can misread a person’s intent or be programmed by humans with intent that’s counter to the user.…

Deconstructing The AI Phenomenon - CleanTechnica

The US government is determined to win the AI race, even though nobody really knows what AI does or what its dangers might be. The post Deconstructing The AI Phenomenon appeared first on CleanTechnica.

The White House AI Action Plan: A Critical Opportunity to Secure the Future

AI without built-in cybersecurity remains a liability. The AI Action Plan presents a pivotal opportunity to get this right by emphasizing a secure-by-design approach.The White House’s newly released AI Action Plan and series of executive orders advances a comprehensive national AI strategy, which includes secure and reliable use of AI. As AI is increasingly integrated into critical infrastructure and decision-making systems, one thing must remai…

Deconstructing The AI Phenomenon

The US government is determined to win the AI race, even though nobody really knows what AI does or what its dangers might be. The post Deconstructing The AI Phenomenon appeared first on CleanTechnica.