A panel discussion on ethics and fairness related to machine intelligence
I was invited to discuss the ethical implication of machine intelligence from a product practitioner perspective. I joined a stellar panel, which included Peter Eckersley), Director of Research for Partnership on AI, Brian Green, Director of Technology Ethics at Santa Clara University's Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, and Aaina Agarwal, is a Project Specialist on the AI/Machine Learning team at the World Economic Forum.
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