Cathy O’Neil poses the question: what if the algorithms that decide so many things are wrong? What if we are putting out blind faith into big data? We all use algorithms – they’re seen in everyday life. From social media to mechanical engineering and algorithmic bias, a lot concerning big data can go wrong. O’Neil…
Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI (the creator of ChatGPT), had recently introduced laws to govern the use of artificial intelligence. These laws provide a vision into the future of AI that rely on three observations: “intelligence scaling with resources, decreasing usage costs, and super-exponential socioeconomic value growth”. Intelligence scaling with resources refers t o…
Alan Turing asks the fundamental question: can machines think? Turing proposes a way to answer this question: the Imitation Game. The Imitation Game, also known as the Turing Test, seeks to assess a machine’s ability to replicate behavior to that of a human. The game consists of a human “judge” that engages in conversation with…
President Trump signs executive order to “recognize” the potential that artificial intelligence has on national security and the economy. The order revokes previous barriers to AI leadership, ensuring that the United States remains a global, technological leader. The President is framing AI as a tool of economic and political competitiveness, as well as the creation…