How digital payments, AI, and other tech are transforming lives
Fletcher’s Bhaskar Chakravorti tracks the successes and shortfalls of our digital world.
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Contestability in government-related AI systems
Bridge Professor Susan Landau outlines recommendations for the use of AI in government systems from a recent workshop on automated systems, contestability, and the law.
Lessons from the disability community
Clare Boothe Luce Assistant Professor Elaine Short shares insights about the growth of AI.
Disability community has long wrestled with ‘helpful’ technologies – lessons for everyone in dealing with AI
Consider another way to look at AI: as an assistive technology – something that helps you function.
Miller named AIIA Fellow
Professor Eric Miller was honored as an International Artificial Intelligence Industry Alliance Fellow.
AI engineering taskforce releases new report
At a critical point in the advancement of artificial intelligence, Professor Eric Miller and fellow experts discuss how to leverage AI for the betterment of society.
Building in guardrails on robots and AI
It’s important to create safeguards for robots that reflect social norms, says a human-robot interaction expert.
The chatbot in the classroom
Faculty test out when AI can make learning more effective, and when it gets in the way.
Challenging the Machine: Contestability in Government AI Systems
As government agencies move to adopt AI across a range of programs, choices made in system design can ensure individuals’ ability to effectively challenge decisions made about them.