Hi All,
Here is a link to the US News Article about the recently unveiled, if poorly named, AI Bill of Rights. It's interesting because it aligns with Olsen's notion that humans do not perceive the potential to cause harm to technology and only the potential harm to humans from technology. One would think an AI BIll of Rights would be written with the rights of the subject, here AI, in mind. However, this Bill of Rights deals with some of the ethical and civil rights questions posed by the group who presented today, particularly with facial recognition practices.
It's not a required read, but figured I should pass it on!
Best,
S