This month, Singapore continued its sustained progress in AI adaptation with the launch of A Guide to Job Redesign in the Age of AI. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, digitisation and…
Last week, the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) published a technical paper addressing the problem of algorithmic bias. In producing the paper, AHRC collaborated with the Gradient Institute, the Consumer…
Scholars at the Moscow State Law University published an article considering AI from the viewpoint of law. Written in the native tongue of its Russian authors, with the assistance of…
Trustworthy AI places trust at the center of AI developments. Many different terms have been suggested in the industry, from ethical AI to responsible AI. It is worth spending some time…
What can we gain economically by being more ethical? The Ethics Centre commissioned Deloitte Access Economics to develop a framework to quantify the benefits of a more ethical society. The result…
The AI Asia Pacific Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of Richard Kelly, to serve on its Board of Advisors. Richard will be joining Philippa Penfold, Vincent Vuillard, Daniel…
The AI Asia Pacific Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of Daniel Spencer, to serve on its Board of Advisors. Daniel will be joining alongside Philippa Penfold, Vincent Vuillard…
The AI Asia Pacific Institute is proud to welcome Dr Antonio Feraco, to serve on its Board of Advisors, along with Philippa Penfold and Vincent Vuillard. The advisors will leverage…
The University of Sydney released a press release in response to Elon Musk's Neuralink announcement last week. Neuralink had implanted an interface (a kind of computer chip) about the size…
While ethics in AI is having its moment in the spotlight, we are still falling behind in terms of injecting practice into these theoretical ideals. Ethical frameworks can set a…