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Last week, the U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) issued a “policy to help ensure that artificial intelligence (AI) systems perform as they claim, do no harm, and can be trusted by businesses, governments, and the general public. We have launched a survey asking for comments on what is Assistant Secretary of Commerce and NTIA Administrator Alan Davidson .
Alongside him was the NTIA Senior Advisor on Algorithmic Justice Ellen P. Goodman, said the goal is to create policies that ensure safe and fair applications of AI that are transparent, respectful of citizenship and human rights, and compatible with democracy. In this episode, we speak to Goodman, who leaves his role as co-director and co-founder of the Rutgers Institute for Information Policy & Law to work for the NTIA.
and we talk Dr. Michal Luriaa research fellow at the Center for Democracy & Technology, Wired Under this month’s headline, ChatGPT relationship status should not be complicated. Luria says social roles influence how people talk to each other, but ChatGPT blurs the boundaries of communication.
The transcript will be published soon.
Justin Hendrix is CEO and Editor of Tech Policy Press. Tech Policy Press is a new non-profit media venture interested in the intersection of technology and democracy. Previously, he was the executive director of the NYC Media Lab. Over ten years at The Economist, he held positions such as Vice President of Business Development and Innovation. He is an Associate Research Scientist and Adjunct Professor at his NYU Tandon School of Engineering. The opinions expressed here are his own.
