Speaker: Duan Yawen, Concordia AI Background readings: Model evaluation for extreme risks Sociotechnical Safety Evaluation of Generative AI Systems Emerging Processes for Frontier AI Safety OpenAI Preparedness Framework
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Speaker: Dr Peter Salib, The University of Houston Abstract: Assume that we succeed in crafting effective safety benchmarks for frontier AI systems. By “effective,” I mean benchmarks that are both aimed at measuring the riskiest capabilities and able to reliably measure them. It would then seem sensible to integrate those benchmarks into safety laws governing
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Speaker: Rob Long, Center for AI Safety Abstract: AI systems could plausibly deserve moral consideration in the not-too-distant future. Although precise evaluations are difficult to devise in light of moral and empirical uncertainty about AI moral patienthood, they will be an important tool for handling this issue responsibly and for avoiding both under- and over-attributing
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Date: March 13, 2024 (Wednesday) Speaker: Dr Gabbrielle Johnson, Claremont McKenna College Chair: Dr Frank Hong, The University of Hong Kong Abstract: This paper concerns the Proxy Problem: often machine learning programs utilize seemingly innocuous features as proxies for socially-sensitive attributes, posing various challenges for the creation of ethical algorithms. I argue
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Date: December 16, 2023 Organizers: AI & Humanity Lab, Program on Artificial Intelligence and the Law Website: here
Reframing Intellectual Property Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence Conference Read More »
AI Agency and Wellbeing Workshop The workshop explores the following questions: Can a large language model be a cognitive and linguistic agent (in the way that humans are agents)? Can there be such a thing as AI well-being? If the answers are yes, what are the implications? Date: November 22, 2023 Title: Coopting Artificial Achievement
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Date: March 20-21, 2024 (Wednesday, Thursday) Organizers: AIH Lab, Programme on Artificial Intelligence and the Law It is the first annual PAIA workshop where we will be gathering philosophers of AI in Asia to foster greater collaboration between the different universities in Hong Kong and its surrounding regions. AI Safety: The Climb to Armageddon Prof
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AI Agency and Wellbeing Workshop The workshop explores the following questions: Can a large language model be a cognitive and linguistic agent (in the way that humans are agents)? Can there be such a thing as AI well-being? If the answers are yes, what are the implications? Date: November 22, 2023 Title: Should we Trust
Should we Trust (or care about) what ChatGPT Tells us About Itself Read More »
AI Agency and Wellbeing Workshop The workshop explores the following questions: Can a large language model be a cognitive and linguistic agent (in the way that humans are agents)? Can there be such a thing as AI well-being? If the answers are yes, what are the implications? Date: November 22, 2023 Title: Varieties of Moral
Varieties of Moral Agency and Risks of Digital Dystopia Read More »
AI Agency and Wellbeing Workshop The workshop explores the following questions: Can a large language model be a cognitive and linguistic agent (in the way that humans are agents)? Can there be such a thing as AI well-being? If the answers are yes, what are the implications? Date: November 21, 2023 Title: Neutrality, AI, and
Neutrality, AI, and LLMs Read More »