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Sep 16, 2024 |
techxplore.com | Stephen King
The new wave of artificial intelligence—so-called AI—is bringing with it promises as well as threats. By assisting workers, it can raise productivity and boost real wages. By making use of large, underutilized data, it can improve outcomes in services including retailing, health and education. The risks include deepfakes, privacy abuse, unappealable algorithmic decisions, intellectual property infringement and wholesale job losses.
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Sep 16, 2024 |
thefashionlaw.com | Stephen King |Julie Zerbo
The new wave of artificial intelligence (“AI”) is bringing with it promises, as well as threats. By assisting laborers across industries, it can raise productivity and boost real wages. By making use of large, underutilized data, it can improve outcomes in services including retail, health, and education. Meanwhile, the risks range from deepfakes and privacy abuse to unappealable algorithmic decisions, large-scale intellectual property infringement, and wholesale job losses.
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Sep 15, 2024 |
theconversation.com | Stephen King
The new wave of artificial intelligence – so-called AI – is bringing with it promises as well as threats. By assisting workers, it can raise productivity and boost real wages. By making use of large, underutilised data, it can improve outcomes in services including retailing, health and education. The risks include deepfakes, privacy abuse, unappealable algorithmic decisions, intellectual property infringement and wholesale job losses.
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Jan 10, 2024 |
luminategroup.com | Stephen King |Ben P Scott
By Stephen King and Ben ScottIn 2020, Luminate partnered with the Sandler Foundation to incubate Reset, an experimental initiative, staffed with a new team, designed to counter rising digital threats to democracy. We had a clear vision: to work with civil society and policymakers towards a a digital media market where tech companies align with democratic values over and above their profit motive – and operate in service of more informed and less polarised societies.
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Dec 31, 2023 |
thetimes.co.uk | Stephen King
There’s a lot of talk about a “goldilocks” outcome for parts of the world economy in 2024. Inflation has come down, bond yields have tumbled in anticipation of rate-cutting from the world’s big central banks, growth in the United States has been robust and recession in other parts of the world has mostly been avoided (even if some economies, including Britain, have been teetering on the brink).
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