Ai Congress - A.I. for systems change
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A.I. has a massive change potential and will disrupt all our current system in some way. These were the slides I presented at the AI Congress 2018. Please find also the content on my blog post at techforhumanity.co.uk
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- 1. A.I. for systems change! ! Michaela Rose! Senior Strategist, Technology Catalyst! Forum for the Future! ! ! Forum for the Future is an independent, global non-profit with a 20 year track record in driving change towards a sustainable future. www.forumforthefuture.org @forum4thefuture
- 2. Our vision is for the disruption driven by technology to be positive for society and the environment - taking our food, energy and other systems in a sustainable direction. !
- 3. 3 Steady exponential improvements has brought us into the second half of the chessboard – into a time when what’s come before is no longer particular reliable guide to what will happen next.” ! Erik Brynjolfsson, MIT, author of The Second Machine Age!
- 4. Artificial Intelligence! Blockchain! Automation! Social Media! IoT!
- 7. “It was not the machine, but what one did with the machine, that was its meaning or message.” Marshall McLuhan!
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- 10. How can we make sure we make society more human through AI?! What’s needed to make A.I. beneficial for society?! ! • Decision making tools to avoid unintended consequences ! • Frameworks that ensure responsible innovation and code writing practice! • Legislation and rights that drive transparency ! • Codes to control the code?! • Effective and shared design and coding standards! • Accountability and responsibility over A.I. ! • Democratise A.I. technology, knowledge and help people skill up, globally ! • Responsible businesses and best practice ! • A positive narrative around A.I.! • Collaboration! • Common, global, basic values and contextual values ! • Diversity! !
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