AI News Weekly - Issue #258: The Biggest Danger of AI is Human Bias - Jan 20th 2022

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Powered by worldaicannes.com Sponsor WAICF: Connecting the Best AI Actors to Ignite Positive Change in Business and Society Join the World AI Cannes Festival, the global event bringing together organizations and individuals to explore how AI will shape our future. Get inspired by the most brilliant minds, successful entrepreneurs, and rising stars of the industry who will share their stories, strategies and visions. [Learn more] worldaicannes.com In The News The Biggest Danger of AI Isn't Skynet — It's Human Bias That Should Scare You Artificial intelligence doesn't hold a candle to the human capacity for harm. interestingengineering.com UN fails to agree on ‘killer robot’ ban as nations pour billions into autonomous weapons research James Dawes - specialist in human rights with a focus on the weaponization of artificial intelligence reflects on the dangers of killer robots. robohub.org TinyML is bringing neural networks to small microcontrollers Joint work by IBM and the MIT that addresses the peak-memory bottleneck of convolutional neural networks (CNN) - a deep learning architecture that is especially critical for computer vision applications. bdtechtalks.com Year-End Review & a glimpse into 2022 from Essentials As the end of the year approaches, it's time to look back at the fast-changing evolution of AI in 2021. To help you navigate this ocean of information the Faveeo team has prepared a Year-End Review that will help you catch the information that matters the most. [Read it here] essentials.news How AI will drive the hybrid work environment With the increasing number of people working from home, new technologies will have to step up to satisfy the needs of workers and bosses alike. venturebeat.com Applied use cases AI Cameras: Can They Replace IoT Sensors? This article will try to answer, considering your own use case, whether it is best to replace sensors with cameras. iotforall.com AI in Banking – How Artificial Intelligence is Used in Banks The introduction of AI in banking apps and services has made the sector more customer-centric and technologically relevant. appinventiv.com How Machine Learning Is Shaping The Future Of Advertising By mixing fundamental marketing concepts from previous generations with state-of-the-art AI technology, today’s ad agencies and brands can harness machine learning to stay relevant. forbes.com Ethics Our Predictions for Ethical AI in 2022 Optimistic trends by Credo AI optimistic about the growth in the Ethical AI space in the last year medium.com Artificial Animals Robots aren't people. If anything, they're animals. growbyginkgo.com AI Ethics Summit AI Ethics Summit : Moral Model Development and Accountable Algorithm 17 - 18 February 2022 re-work.co Robotics Unitree's AlienGo Quadruped Can Now Wield a Lightsaber Unitree Robotics announced a brand-new, custom-made, 6-degree-of-freedom robotic arm intended to be mounted on the back of its larger quadrupeds. ieee.org How robots and bubbles could soon help clean up underwater litter As oceans are thought to contain between 22 and 66 million tonnes of waste, new robots tested in Croatia to perform certain tasks such as recognising garbage and manoeuvring underwater robohub.org Human Diversity Will Save Your Job From the Robot Takeover Some Guidance from experts on how to best integrate human diversity into robotics in order to make human workers more relevant. mit.edu Research Generalisation in Reinforcement Learning Reinforcement Learning (RL) could be used in a range of applications such as autonomous vehicles and robotics, but to fulfil this potential we need RL algorithms that can be used in the real world. github.io Spurious normativity enhances learning of compliance and enforcement behavior in artificial agents The fact that humans enforce and comply with norms is an important reason why humans enjoy higher levels of cooperation and welfare than other animals. deepmind.com Radical Reads: Thanks to Large Language Models, computers understand language better than ever A few examples of language understanding systems that can be built on top of large language models. radical.vc Sponsor Two Days to Explore the Best AI has to Offer to Business and Society Unlock business opportunities and connect with inspiring people for two days of Exhibition, Workshops, Masterclasses, interactive experiences, Keynotes, new product announcements… Don't miss this unique opportunity to meet AI top players and learn from the brightest minds. [Register Now] worldaicannes.com footer We are pleased to share our sister newsletter, Essentials with you. Discover what the most trusted industry experts are reading to expand your knowledge by choosing from 8 AI topics: AI General News | AI Ethics | AI Applied Use Cases | AI Robotics | AI Research | AI Marketing | AI Healthcare | AI Cybersecurity --- This RSS feed is published on https://aiweekly.co/. You can also subscribe via email.
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