The promise and peril of AI

Update: 2024-04-10

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The capabilities of artificial intelligence have fallen short of human imagination. They’re now catching up, advancing at an alarming rate. It raises the question: How do we develop these technologies ethically? In this episode, host Samantha Laine Perfas discusses AI with legal expert Sheila Jasanoff, computer scientist Martin Wattenberg, and statistician Susan Murphy.

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The promise and peril of AI

Sheila Jasanoff, Martin Wattenberg, Susan Murphy, Samantha Laine Perfas

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The promise and peril of AI

Sheila Jasanoff, Martin Wattenberg, Susan Murphy, Samantha Laine Perfas

The promise and peril of AI