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I have a piece in @nature today on the urgent need to regulate emotion recognition tech. During the pandemic, this tech has been pushed further into schools and workplaces. We should reject the phrenological impulse, where unverified systems are used to interpret inner states.
There's lots to read on this topic: see today's article with @luke_stark @EvanSelinger onezero.medium.com/a-i-cant-detec…
And a new thesis by
@damicli (PDF)
lirias.kuleuven.be/retrieve/540729
And I have a chapter on the history of these tools in #AtlasofAI
And a new thesis by
@damicli (PDF)
lirias.kuleuven.be/retrieve/540729
And I have a chapter on the history of these tools in #AtlasofAI
I'm joining the call from many scholars: it's time for a national regulatory agency with a wide scope. See @rcalo on robotics brook.gs/3t96gYs
And Erik Learned-Miller @jovialjoy, @bluevincent @jamiemorgenste1 on facial recognition bit.ly/3uwSbEv.
And Erik Learned-Miller @jovialjoy, @bluevincent @jamiemorgenste1 on facial recognition bit.ly/3uwSbEv.
This tweet was 5 years in the making: #AtlasofAI is out TODAY!
It’s a book on the politics and planetary costs of artificial intelligence as an extractive industry— consuming natural resources, labor, and vast quantities of data. 👉 bookshop.org/books/atlas-of… @yalepress (1/6)
It’s a book on the politics and planetary costs of artificial intelligence as an extractive industry— consuming natural resources, labor, and vast quantities of data. 👉 bookshop.org/books/atlas-of… @yalepress (1/6)
To get a sense of the book, here’s an extract from the EARTH chapter, and there’s another coming shortly from the AFFECT chapter in @TheAtlantic: bit.ly/3cR3UIi (2/6)
All books are collective efforts, and the longer you write, the bigger the collective. #AtlasofAI is indebted to many colleagues, collaborators, and co-adventurers. Particular thanks to @TheCreaturesLab @alondra @trevorpaglen @whkchun @wewatchwatchers @xiaochang @ananny (3/6)
