Reid Blackman
This is what happens when you combine a philosophy professor turned AI ethics advisor to the Fortune 500 and government.
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The Honesty Crisis (opens the original)
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My guest today is Christian B. Miller, professor of philosophy and author of The Honesty Crisis. Christian’s central claim is that technology (AI, social media, etc.) has created conditions where dishonesty is increasingly incentivized and easier to get away with. When you put those two together, you get an honesty crisis.We discuss, as some examples of growing dishonesty, students using LLMs to write papers and passing off the work as their own, romantic relationships with AI and whether having
How Should We Work with AI Agents? (opens the original)
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Season four kicks off with Paula Goldman, author of the new book, “Manage the Machine: How to Harness Human AI Collaboration at Work,” Paula is also Salesforce’s Chief Ethical and Humane Use Officer. We talk about the expertise pipeline problem, why humans should be "at the help" instead of "in the loop," and the ways responsibility gets murky when dealing with teams comprised of people and AI agents.Website: https://paulagoldman.ai/Subscribe now<div
Five Reasons Why AI Governance Fails (and what we should learn from them) (opens the original)
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