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Can California show the way forward on AI safety?

Novel technologies like artificial intelligence or neurotechnology are expected to have social implications in the future. As they are in the early stages of development, it is challenging to identify potential negative impacts that they might have on society. Typically, assessing these effects relies on experts, and while this is essential, there ... See more

On The Social Complexity of Neurotechnology: Designing A Futures Workshop For The Exploration Of More Just Alternative Futures * Journal of Futures Studies

public intellectual

Serim Tarcan • 2 cards

Biology, Tech & Ethics

Snippets and Thought Pieces Curated for Come To Mind Newsletter, Issue #8

Christina Fedor • 3 cards

neuroscience

Louis • 2 cards

Degrees of guilt can still be judged by reference to the facts of a case: the

Sam Harris • Free Will

Psychology

Matt Mower • 1 card

Bias: Show that the witness is testifying under an immunity agreement or plea bargain, has a personal relationship with someone involved in the case, or is being paid for expertise.

Vibeke Norgaard Martin • 101 Things I Learned® in Law School

John Fagan is a molecular biologist who for more than twenty years was funded by the National Institutes of Health to conduct genetic engineering research. But in 1994, he returned more than $600,000 to the NIH and withdrew his proposals for another $1.25 million. Then he launched a global campaign to alert the public about the hazards of genetic e