Parlons IA – 27 Octobre 2023

Dans le numéro de la semaine 43 du Parlons IA, vous trouverez une sélection d’articles couvrant divers sujets, parmi lesquels figurent des questions éthiques, comme la protection des consommateurs et des travailleurs face aux risques liés à l’adoption de l’Intelligence Artificielle, ainsi que des réflexions sur le rôle de l’IA dans la vie des jeunes et des générations futures. De plus, une exploration est proposée sur la possibilité d’une collaboration bénéfique entre l’IA et l’écologie, en vue de générer des avancées mutuelles susceptibles de proposer des solutions transformatrices à long terme.

Organizations are fighting for the ethical adoption of AI. Here's how you can help

At a time when AI can have more risks than benefits, organizations are minimizing those risks by establishing AI policies to protect workers and consumers.

ZDNET

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scitechdaily.com

How AI will shape our children’s future

AI will play a major role in how children born today experience the world. It’s up to us whether that’s for the better, or the worse.

Vox

Teaching the next generation the ethics of artificial intelligence

Kevin Smith teaches at Dakota State University and leads the Master of Science in Education Technology program. He shares important lessons he imparts onto his students.

South Dakota Public Broadcasting

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scitechdaily.com

A New Study Says AI Is Eating Its Own Tail

AI-created content is very bias and error prone, and that could be a big problem when training future AI.

Yahoo Tech

Client Challenge

www.ft.com

Do ‘emergent’ abilities hint AI is about to become smarter than humans?

One of the aspects of artificial intelligence which has excited experts is so-called ‘emergent abilities’, where large AI models suddenly gain skills they are not supposed to have.

Yahoo News

How Does AI ‘Think’? We Are Only Starting to Understand That

Despite all the talk about the AI revolution, the only thing we know for sure is that we can’t really know what’s coming

WSJ

AI will severely impact almost a fifth of jobs, Indeed says

AI is going to transform every single job and it’s already begun to happen, said Filippo Bonsanti, VP of global marketing at Indeed.

Clinical Trials Arena