Ethical Machines

Wendell Wallach, who has been in the AI ethics game longer than just about anyone and has several books to his name on the subject, talks about his dissatisfaction with talk of “value alignment,” why traditional moral theories are not helpful for doing AI ethics, and how we can do better.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Chapter Six: Dream Teams for Ethical NightmaresThree Types of ENC TeamsENC Teams as Emergency ResponseTools for TeamsENC Teams in BloomChapter Seven: ENC: An Approach So Flexible It Makes SimoneBiles Look Like C-3POHands Off!You Do YouMarrying ENC to Existing PracticesFolding Existing Resources into ENC TeamsFolding ENC Teams into Existing ResourcesThe Ethical Nightmare Challenge for... EveryoneAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Chapter 4: The Standard Approach to Responsible AI Is Crumbling The Standard ApproachThe Madness in the MethodTurn That Smile Upside DownCats and Tigers, Oh My!Chapter 5: Why I Like Nightmares and You Should, Too The Power of NightmaresWhat Good Nightmares Look LikeAnd Now the Moment You've Been Waiting ForAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Chapter Two: Things Get Complicated with Generative AISo Now We’re Going to Lose My Grandmother, AgainThe Creators’ Version of a Rough DraftThe Creators Align (Kind of)BigBusinessAIThe Master PrompterThe Changing AI Risk LandscapeChapter Three: Humans Had a Good Run, but Now I Bring You... AI Agents!How to Build an AI AgentAI Agent EcosystemsAgentic Sources of Ethical NightmaresThe Classic “But Humans Make Errors, Too!” ObjectionThe Ground Exploded Beneath Our FeetAfter the EarthquakeInterlude: Get a Grip, Man!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

When we’re playing a game or a sport, we like being measured. We want a high score, we want to beat the game. Measurement makes it fun. But in work, being measured, hitting our numbers, can make us miserable. Why does measuring ourselves sometimes enhance and sometimes undermine our happiness and sense of fulfillment? That’s the question C. Thi Nguyen tackles in his new book “The Score: How to Stop Playing Somebody Else’s Game.” Thi is one of the most interesting philosophers I know - enjoy!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands