“There is no end goal for AI ethics, there will always be something new to mitigate”
Adam Russell, AI/nthropologist and Director of the AI Division at the USC Information Sciences Institute (ISI), is on a journey to help build a better world with AI. He interviews the ISI humans behind AI to understand what motivates them, how they shape AI today, and where they hope AI will go.
Rebecca Dorn, a research assistant at ISI, explains what drew her to studying inequity in AI. She explains why there’s no such thing as an end goal for AI ethics, why complex terminology can exclude people from conversations, and why it could be interesting to train a model to learn about vampires. They discuss getting surprising findings when examining tweets, looking forward to the ways AI could be used as a tool, and observing the need for changing regulations. They share the people they look to better understand technological news and what can be done about it. Listen to her episode below.
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Published on June 12th, 2024
Last updated on January 6th, 2025