📣We're very excited to welcome sanjay sharma | @[email protected] from the University of Warwick to the Diverse AI family! He has been awarded a BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides) fellowship for a project 'Inclusive Futures: Radical Ethics and Transformative Justice for Responsible AI' Find out more at braiduk.org/inclusive-futu…

Professor Shannon Vallor will be celebrating her latest work 'The AI Mirror' at Topping & Company Booksellers of Edinburgh. The book explores reclaiming humanity in an age of machine thinking.

📅20 June
❗Register now➡️ toppingbooks.co.uk/events/edinbur…

Centre for Technomoral Futures Edinburgh Futures Institute @braid_uk

'How, I asked, does an AI system without the human capacity for conscious self-reflection, empathy or moral intelligence become superhuman merely by being a faster problem-solver? Aren’t we more than that?'

Shannon Vallor 👏 #BraidUK #humaneai #ai #tech

In addition to my Noema Magazine piece published today, I am happy to share this in advance of my solo talk and
panel at HowTheLightGetsIn Festival on Monday!

iai.tv/articles/the-d…

media@bournemouth Dr Max Gee Bournemouth Uni We presented the outcomes of our first workshop on scriptwriting and played around with poe.com. Dr Max Gee Szilvia Ruszev BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides) Arts and Humanities Research Council

Q&A with Bhargavi Ganesh ‘We need to have better ways of understanding (AI) models and inspecting outcomes’ instead of essentially testing systems in the world because the vulnerable bear the risk.

Insightful talk from Bhargavi Ganesh speaking about the potential learning that can be gained, looking back at the steamboat era's use of policy tools:

Collection of information and data
Testing safety devices for deployment
Implementing penalties
Regulatory Sandboxes

Bhargavi Ganesh explains what we can learn about AI governance from Steamboats. How should we deal with the ‘many hands’ problem -‘we don’t see the same communities of practice around security that we saw in the steamboat era.’ BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides)

Listening to a wonderful talk in history of technology—specifically how steamboat regulation in the nineteenth century solved many problems now besetting AI governance BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides)

🚨 PMA is delighted to announce a new partnership to research the responsible use of AI by #PublicMedia !

Funded by BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides) & led by Kate Wright the project will research best practices in the deployment of AI in an ethical, value-driven way.

Read more👇
publicmediaalliance.org/new-partnershi…

REMINDER: Join today's BRAID (Bridging Responsible AI Divides) x IDI Hybrid Seminar to hear Bhargavi Ganesh draw on historical “ungovernable” technology - the steamboat – as an example to argue that AI governance be viewed as an exercise in innovation
⏰1600-1700
📍 InspaceGallery /Zoom
🎟 edin.ac/3UiNuNa