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Originally posted on January 11, 2016 @ 9:42 AMAdversarialism and the Politicisation of Safety One of the by-products of binary thinking is adversarialism that is, the framing of being by oppositionalism. Adversarialism shapes its sense of being by what it is not. It doesn’t know what it believes but rather what it doesn’t believe. It […]
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If you are looking to understand, help, manage, tackle and think about the ethics of AI, don’t go to ISO 42001 Information Technology – Artificial Intelligence – Management System. Here you have a 50 page document supposedly about risks associated with AI (mentioned 34 times) and the word ethics appears once. The language of morality […]
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We know that young children are impressionable and developmentally immature, ripe for exploitation, abuse and indoctrination. These are ethical values all teachers are educated in from the very start. The foundation of every profession is a well-articulated ethic and moral philosophy. The opposite of education is indoctrination. Unfortunately, Safety doesn’t get it. I came ac...
DOWNLOAD PAPER HERE: Faith in AI and AI Safety Introduction The propaganda machine for AI is accelerating at full speed with huge implications for WHS and AI Safety. The latest is that, AI can identify crime a week before it happens (https://biologicalsciences.uchicago.edu/news/algorithm-predicts-crime-police-bias). Most of the reports on this are lazy ‘cut and paste’ non-jou...
The repetition of rituals, habits and ceremonies offer comfort to those seeking certainty. This creates a sense of safety that is often accompanied by symbolic myths endorsed by narratives about linear being, order and control. The best way to know that this is a myth is when something goes wrong and the response is surprise. […]
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