AI and Ethics
summary
Maaike Harbers examines ethical dilemmas around using artificial intelligence in interactive design, focusing on four concrete questions: what purposes AI is used for, which data train the algorithms, how AI interacts with users, and who participates in developing AI applications. She argues that higher vocational education programs should teach attention to these choices when developing, deploying, and applying AI.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to AI and ethics
- 0:54AI and ethics concepts
- 2:18Ethical implications of AI
- 3:00Four ethical choices in AI
- 5:28AI applications and uses
- 5:50Data and algorithms
- 7:15AI-user interaction
- 8:42Who develops AI systems
- 11:12AI applications are not neutral
- 11:54Impact on Rotterdam University
- 13:42Future vision on AI
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