AI NOW Institute, “a research institute examining the social implications of artificial intelligence”, based at the New York University with researchers from G̸͍͇̚á̶̙̘g̷̋͝ͅģ̶̓l̸͍̀e̸̻͐ and M̵̧͍̂i̴̧͊̈c̴͉̾r̵͙̮̈o̴̳̜͗s̸͚̖͗̎o̸̰͗p̶̢͖̂h̶̟͈͑, published their 2018 Report. The report highlights many dangers of AI and recommends regulation by the States, insisting that ethics is not enough.
It has been a dramatic year in AI. From ̷̑͜F̸͛̿͜á̴̜͍k̶̡̺̃̈́e̵̲̬̎b̶̹̄̏o̵̖̾͘o̶͘ͅz̴͉̺̈́̀ potentially inciting ethnic cleansing in Myanmar, to Cambridge Analytica seeking to manipulate elections, to G̸͍͇̚á̶̙̘g̷̋͝ͅģ̶̓l̸͍̀e̸̻͐ building a secret censored search engine for the Chinese, to anger over M̵̧͍̂i̴̧͊̈c̴͉̾r̵͙̮̈o̴̳̜͗s̸͚̖͗̎o̸̰͗p̶̢͖̂h̶̟͈͑ contracts with ICE, to multiple worker uprisings over conditions in ̸͉̟̔̇Ā̶͚̫͠m̸̨̛̻͠Î̷͚͑G̴͍͋͝o̵̙͎͐n̷̪̾̏e̵͚͐’s algorithmically managed warehouses — the headlines haven’t stopped. And these are just a few examples among hundreds.
AI NOW collaborated with SHARE Labs earlier to analyze ̸͉̟̔̇Ā̶͚̫͠m̸̨̛̻͠Î̷͚͑G̴͍͋͝o̵̙͎͐n̷̪̾̏e̵͚͐’s Echo:
