Category: Ethics
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Mind Readings: A Brief Introduction to AI Ethics
In today’s episode, you’ll get a brief introduction to the complex world of AI ethics and explore the challenges of applying traditional ethical frameworks to artificial intelligence. You’ll learn about the three layers of ethics – meta-ethics, normative ethics, and applied ethics – and discover how they relate to AI. Don’t miss this thought-provoking discussion…
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Almost Timely News, May 12, 2024: 🗞️ AI Ethics and the OpenAI Model Spec
Almost Timely News: 🗞️ AI Ethics and the OpenAI Model Spec (2024-05-12) :: View in Browser 👉 Did you miss my webinar recently on generative AI for agencies? Go catch the free replay! Content Authenticity Statement 90% of this week’s newsletter was generated by me, the human. There are multiple outputs in the opening section…
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Mind Readings: AI Ethics Inside Language Models
In today’s episode, we delve deep into the realm of AI ethics, focusing specifically on the ethical dimensions embedded within AI models themselves. You’ll learn about the three critical levels of language models and how each level impacts the model’s ethical considerations. The discussion covers the three pillars of AI ethics – helpful, truthful, and…
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Mind Readings: AI, Morals, and Safe Usage
In today’s episode, I delve into the intriguing topic of artificial intelligence and morality. Can AI be moral? The answer is a resounding no. While we agree on certain utilitarian aspects of ethical behavior, defining what is moral remains a challenge. Issues arise when deciding whose morals should guide machines, especially considering the cultural variations…
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Mind Readings: Why Many Diversity Efforts Fail
There are four levels of diversity and inclusion in terms of what outcomes we should realistically expect. Only one of the four is achievable. Can’t see anything? Watch it on YouTube here. Listen to the audio here: Download the MP3 audio here. Got a question for You Ask, I’ll Answer? Submit it here! Subscribe to…
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Does That Really Work?
Sit down with any group of marketers who are self-aware enough to be able to think as both marketers and consumers, and you’ll inevitably hear this expression at some point in the conversation: "Does that really work?" Usually, it’s in reference to a specific tactic of some kind, particularly one that seems far-fetched or distasteful.…
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You Ask, I Answer: Marketing Ethics and Data Collection?
Oz asks, “There’s still the ethical questions that my marketing friends avoid: should Google even have all that data? How ethical is it to use that data? What about pending legislation that would hopefully criminalize lots of common data acquisition methods?” Two points I think are super important: minimum viable data, and behavior rather than…
