...Ewa Plonowska Ziarek As Hristova and Magee rightly point out in their essay, “the field of AI ethics constitutes an increasingly contested terrain where scholars, activists, state institutions, and industry actors compete to define principles for ethical practice” (104). This acknowledgment...

... ethics, arguing that scholars working in the domain of ethics should focalize conceptual, substantive, and procedural issues as integral elements of an ethical assessment of given technologies and their applications. It suggests that the ethics of generative AI is conceptually still underexplored...

... the (algorithmic) black box as a black box theater repositions LLMs as a reflexively performative space. Literary critique of this interdisciplinary kind deepens the understanding of LLMs and their ethical implications. [email protected] [email protected] Copyright © 2024 Nia Judelson...

..., notice, guidance, and appeal structures for students. [email protected] Copyright © 2024 Kathryn Conrad 2024 privacy data surveillance ethics educators Generative AI 1 fully came to the attention of the public in 2022, first through the coverage of the improvement in large image...

... 2024 With ChatGPT, Dall-E, and other “generative” artificial intelligence tools now widely available, the ethics of synthesizing texts and art have been hotly debated. Universities, libraries, and big tech companies alike have been doing brisk trade in panels, speaker series, and workshops to help...

... disaster prediction.” Enshrouding data in a nimbus of reassuring nouns (“transparency,” “maturity,” “ethics,” “principles”), and aligning prediction with salvation from disease and disaster, “Responsible AI” upholds a “helpful” technology managed by dutiful corporate stewards. What the authors decline...

..., the nature of oppression, and the definitions of ethics—set the scene for the more technical chapters that follow. They also prepare readers for the idea that many of the most difficult challenges cannot be addressed by more data, transparent or interpretable models, or retrospective algorithmic audits. Some...

... should edit human genes, their proscriptions have limited relevance to those already born from such techniques. Instead, as the real products of artificial life and AI continue to proliferate, we must consider what ethical and political rights they deserve—and how existing narratives about artificial...

..., Green, and Hoffmann 2021: 258). Ostensibly critical social concepts such as values statements and human rights discourse are blunted by the implicit valorization of techno-capitalist precepts. Within this echo chamber, notions of data justice, digital inequality, or ethics—concepts clearly...

..., give rise to myriad and little-understood social, ethical, and environmental problems. Those problems are amplified, moreover, when LLMs are developed and marketed as chatbots. Indeed, as we prepare this essay for publication in May 2024, OpenAI has just released an updated version of its chatbot...

... there is increasing talk of making AI “ethical,” “democratic,” “human-centered,” and “responsible,” these conversations suffer from a lack of cross-disciplinary dialogue, critical understanding, and public engagement. —Excerpt from the proposal for a new interdisciplinary journal to be named Critical AI AI...

... surveillance dragnet, defamation and deepfake pornography.” In fact, researchers in AI ethics, including many pioneering scholars of color, have been sounding the alarm about data-driven machine learning (ML) for quite some time. 9 In her thinkpiece in this special issue, Annette Vee, a scholar...

.... Sabelo Mhlambi: So, this is quite fascinating. I think many people in the audience might be familiar with terms such as “AI for social good,” “data for good,” “tech for good,” and even this whole “ethics and AI,” which is supposedly about creating ethical frameworks for good. I found it really...

...: Power and the Ethics of Knowing . Oxford : Oxford University Press . Lorde, Audre . 2007 . “ The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master's House .” In Sister Outsider: Essays and Speeches , 103 – 6 . Berkeley, CA : Crossing . MacKinnon, Catharine A. 1989 . “ The Liberal State...

...-remotasks-openai-chatbots . Gunkel, David J. 2016 . Of Remixology: Ethics and Aesthetics after Remix . Cambridge, MA : MIT Press . Gunkel, David J. 2023 . “ Plato anticipates (with remarkable insight and clarity) the debate surrounding #gpt4 - Phaedrus #remix .” Twitter, March 15 , 9...

... is accruing. Generative AI exists in a world rife with moral hazards brought on by a toxic mix of techno-utopian hype and the relentless drive of fast capital. In such a world, “AI ethics”—despite much serious research—is arguably more effective as a marketing strategy than a robust assurance against...

... on a fifth operational flaw: much ML research takes place in companies like Google, in which managers have authority over the publication of research results. Famous cases like the one I mentioned above, the firing of Google ethics researcher Timnit Gebru (and her co-lead Margaret Mitchell), suggest...

... by a person whose experience as a farmworker underlay expertise in “plant matters” (Chudakova 2017 ) was able to contest both the accuracy of the model as well as the ethics of using a potential crisis to advertise an algorithmic process. Rather than presuming a seamless and inevitable journey from grain...

... Law 54 , no. 4 : 491 – 94 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s40319-023-01321-y . van Wynsberghe, Aimee . 2021 . “ Sustainable AI: AI for Sustainability and the Sustainability of AI .” AI and Ethics 1 , no. 3 : 213 – 18 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s43681-021-00043-6 . Vyas, Nikhil...