Karine Gentelet

Jun 4, 2024 | issues.org | Karine Gentelet |Vol. XL

Karine Gentelet’s proposals for fostering citizen contributions to the development of artificial intelligence, outlined in her essay, “Get Citizens’ Input on AI Deployments” (Issues,Winter 2024), are relevant to discussions on the legal framework for AI, and deserve to be examined. For my part, I’d like to broaden the discussion on ways of encouraging the contribution of civil society groups to the development of AI.

Jan 18, 2024 | networkofcenters.net | Karine Gentelet

By Karine GenteletAs part of my job, I give talks about how artificial intelligence affects human rights: to criminology experts, schoolteachers, retirees, union members, First Peoples, and more. Across these diverse groups, I hear common themes. One is that although AI programs could impact how they do their jobs and live their lives, people feel their experience and expertise are completely left out before programs are deployed. Some worry, legitimately, about facing legal action if they protest.

Jan 16, 2024 | issues.org | Karine Gentelet |Kelsey Schoenberg

As part of my job, I give talks about how artificial intelligence affects human rights: to criminology experts, schoolteachers, retirees, union members, First Peoples, and more. Across these diverse groups, I hear common themes. One is that although AI programs could impact how they do their jobs and live their lives, people feel their experience and expertise are completely left out before programs are deployed. Some worry, legitimately, about facing legal action if they protest.