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AI and Law
3 mn read The Public Domain is full of initiatives by many Law Universities, large law firms, and various government departments on the topic of “AI and Law “. I was happy to see a news article a few days ago about the Indian Consumer grievances cell thinking about using AI to clear a large number of pending cases. They […]
To Be Or Not To Be – GPT4 Applications
< 1 mn read Posting on behalf on L Ravichandran I saw this talk organized by a company called Steamship on YouTube. GPT-4 – How does it work, and how do I build apps with it? – CS50 Tech Talk One of the key speakers talked about various categories of applications being built using GPT-4. No 1 is the “Companionship […]
AI Regulations : Need for urgency
2 mn read Few weeks ago, I saw a news article about risks of unregulated AI. The news article quoted that in USA, Police came to a house of a 8 months pregnant African American lady and arrested her due to a facial recognition system identified her as the theft suspect in a robbery. No amount of pleading […]
EU AI Regulations Update
5 mn read I have written some time back about EU AI Act draft circulation. After more than 2 years, there is some more movement in making this a EU Law. In June 2023, the EU Parliament adapted the draft and a set of negotiating principles and the next step of discussions with member countries has started. The […]
AI for Sustainability and Sustainability in AI
3 mn read I will be referring to the following 3 papers on this very interesting topic. (1} https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s43681-021-00043-6 Sustainable AI: AI for sustainability and the sustainability of AI A Van Wynsberghe – AI and Ethics, 2021 – Springe (2) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342763375_Carbontracker_Tracking_and_Predicting_the_Carbon_Footprint_of_Training_Deep_Learning_Models/link/5f0ef0f2a6fdcc3ed7083852/download (3) Lacoste, A., Luccioni, A., Schmidt, V., Dandres T.: Quantifying the Carbon Emissions of Machine Learning. (2019) While there is a tremendous push for using new-generation generative […]
AI&Ethics: A reminder from Anand Mahindra
3 mn read I am sure many of you have seen a Tweet from Anand Mahindra on video morphing and the risks associated with it. Anand clearly makes a cry for tech solutions to solve the problem. Ref https://twitter.com/anandmahindra/status/1616722233946411008 In AiThoughts.Org, we have been talking about AI & Ethics and the need for all the stakeholders i.e. Tech […]
AI and Law
3 mn read The Public Domain is full of initiatives by many Law Universities, large law firms, and various government departments on the topic of “AI and Law “. I was happy to see a news article a few days ago about the Indian Consumer grievances cell thinking about using AI to clear a large number of pending cases. They […]
To Be Or Not To Be – GPT4 Applications
< 1 mn read Posting on behalf on L Ravichandran I saw this talk organized by a company called Steamship on YouTube. GPT-4 – How does it work, and how do I build apps with it? – CS50 Tech Talk One of the key speakers talked about various categories of applications being built using GPT-4. No 1 is the “Companionship […]
AI Regulations : Need for urgency
2 mn read Few weeks ago, I saw a news article about risks of unregulated AI. The news article quoted that in USA, Police came to a house of a 8 months pregnant African American lady and arrested her due to a facial recognition system identified her as the theft suspect in a robbery. No amount of pleading […]
EU AI Regulations Update
5 mn read I have written some time back about EU AI Act draft circulation. After more than 2 years, there is some more movement in making this a EU Law. In June 2023, the EU Parliament adapted the draft and a set of negotiating principles and the next step of discussions with member countries has started. The […]
AI for Sustainability and Sustainability in AI
3 mn read I will be referring to the following 3 papers on this very interesting topic. (1} https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s43681-021-00043-6 Sustainable AI: AI for sustainability and the sustainability of AI A Van Wynsberghe – AI and Ethics, 2021 – Springe (2) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342763375_Carbontracker_Tracking_and_Predicting_the_Carbon_Footprint_of_Training_Deep_Learning_Models/link/5f0ef0f2a6fdcc3ed7083852/download (3) Lacoste, A., Luccioni, A., Schmidt, V., Dandres T.: Quantifying the Carbon Emissions of Machine Learning. (2019) While there is a tremendous push for using new-generation generative […]
AI&Ethics: A reminder from Anand Mahindra
3 mn read I am sure many of you have seen a Tweet from Anand Mahindra on video morphing and the risks associated with it. Anand clearly makes a cry for tech solutions to solve the problem. Ref https://twitter.com/anandmahindra/status/1616722233946411008 In AiThoughts.Org, we have been talking about AI & Ethics and the need for all the stakeholders i.e. Tech […]