Is the Hugging Face incident a security story – offensive agents got scarily capable and our existing security infrastructure is not up to defending against
Tag: technology
An Early Draft of Analogies, AI, and Alignment
My announced topic for the month-long residency that’s coming to an end as I write this in (September 2022) was the utility of analogy for
An Early Encounter with AI Ethics
I spent part of the last two days (this was 2020) “at” the Ethical Innovation for Artificial Intelligence conference. Learned some stuff and it got
Automobile Ethics
Imagine you were around when cars first came on the scene. You were a person of vision and influence. You could see that these machines
Teaching with My Whole Palette
All told, I have probably spent 20 full person-years in college and university classrooms. I’ve taught courses in sociology, public policy, information science, design, philosophy,
Will Traditional Higher Ed Be Disrupted by Pragmatic Tech Training?
I think the author overstates the prevalence and significance of the phenomenon he points to (the rise of ALPs – accelerated learning programs), but he’s
Innoeduvation 