This group examines the institutions that build and govern artificial intelligence, including ownership, corporate power, public oversight, and control of infrastructure and data.
At City Hall on a Tuesday night, the council chambers are packed. On the agenda: whether the city should adopt an AI-driven system for allocating police patrols and a machine-learning platform to streamline welfare…
A classroom on a Monday morning: sunlight filters through the windows as students settle in. At the front, a teacher taps a screen to bring up the day’s lesson plan, co-created with the help…
A new artificial intelligence model bursts onto the scene – it can write, code, draw, answer complex questions. Its potential applications seem limitless.
A hiring manager glances at the dashboard of an AI recruiting system. Hundreds of job applications have been whittled down to a neat shortlist with risk scores and “cultural fit” ratings.
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