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Machines That Fail Us #5 | «The shape of AI to come»

Imagining our life with AI is no longer a future problem. At the same time, the reasons why the AI we have today is so erroneous and problematic relates to some systemic issues at the interconnection of engineering, business and policy. What do we need to rewire our imagination when it comes to AI? And what should we be doing differently? With Frederike Kaltheuner, founder of the consulting firm new possible and a Senior Advisor to the AI NOW institute. Host: Dr. Philip Di Salvo.
Machines That Fail Us #5: "The shape of AI to come"

The “Machines That Fail Us” podcast series tried to make sense of why AI systems and algorithms are prone to errors and to problematic outcomes, analyzing what AI errors are and what do they express about the nature and possibilities of such machines. Looking at these errors has been particularly interesting for analyzing what these machines really are and what they can really do, as errors can serve as magnifying lens for shedding light on how AI and algorithmic systems make sense of humans and reality. After looking at the present, with the last two episodes of the podcast we tried to make sense of the future. First, we start by discussing ways for making AI global and diverse by looking at different techno-cultures and perspectives from the Global South. Today, in the final episode of the series, we discuss what alternatives may look like and what should be put in action to concretely build them, starting from alternative data and business approaches than those of Big Tech. We close the “Machines That Fail Us” podcast series with Frederike Kaltheuner, founder of the consulting firm new possible, a Senior Advisor to the AI NOW institute and one of the leading experts on the intersection of emerging technology, policy, and rights.

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