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The AI condition Ellen Broad | AgileAus18 | June Today 1. The AI were designing 2. The choices we make 3. The boundaries we need AI is made by humans as developers, engineers, product owners, designers, data scientists We make choices

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The AI condition

Ellen Broad | AgileAus18 | June

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Today

1. The AI we’re designing
2. The choices we make
3. The boundaries we

need

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AI is made by humans

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as developers, engineers, product

wners, designers, data scientists

We make choices

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“...to be a proper professional you need to think about the context and motivation and justifications of what you're doing... You see I could probably write a very good program for choosing people to be killed for some reason, selecting people from a population by a particular criterion. But you might argue that a true professional would say, 'I don't think I should be writing programs about this at all.' The point is that there is an interaction between the context and the programming task itself.” Karen Spärck Jones FBA (1935-2007)

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We weigh tradeoffs

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We navigate ethics

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Primum non nocere

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We are not without ethics

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“Our identities have no bodies, so, unlike you, we cannot

btain order by physical coercion. We believe that from

ethics, enlightened self-interest, and the commonweal,

ur governance will emerge. Our identities may be

distributed across many of your jurisdictions. The only law that all our constituent cultures would generally recognize is the Golden Rule.” John Perry Barlow, A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace

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We are without accountability

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for now

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consider context

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make best practice expected practice

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be open

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seek out disagreement

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cultivate uncertainty

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“It is imperative in science to doubt; it is absolutely necessary, for progress in science, to have uncertainty as a fundamental part of your inner nature. To make progress in understanding, we must remain modest and allow that we do not know. Nothing is certain or proved beyond all doubt. You investigate for curiosity, because it is unknown, not because you know the answer. And as you develop more information in the sciences, it is not that you are finding out the truth, but that you are finding

ut that this or that is more or less likely.”

Richard Feynman, The Pleasure of Finding Things Out

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thank you

@ellenbroad