Ethics & Governance of Artificial Intelligence (EGAI)

4 Governance: Public, Private, & In-Between 4 Governance: Public, Private, & In-Between

4.1. “To Release or Not To Release The GPT-2 Synthetic Text Generator” by Subbu Vincent (Santa Clara University, 2020)

“To Release or Not To Release The GPT-2 Synthetic Text Generator” by Subbu Vincent (Santa Clara University, 2020)

4.2. “DeepFakes: A Looming Challenge for Privacy, Democracy, and National Security” by Citron & Chesney (Scholarly Common at BU, 2019) - Read Section II: Costs & Benefits (1768-1786)

Read Section II: Costs & Benefits (1768-1786)

“DeepFakes: A Looming Challenge for Privacy, Democracy, and National Security” by Citron & Chesney (Scholarly Common at BU, 2019) - Read Section II: Costs & Benefits (1768-1786)

4.3. “AI is mastering language; should we trust what it says?” by Steven Johnson (New York Times Magazine, 2022)

“AI is mastering language; should we trust what it says?” by Steven Johnson (New York Times Magazine, 2022)

4.4. “Dall-E 2 creates incredible images - and biased ones you don’t see” by Khari Johnson (Wired, 2022)

“Dall-E 2 creates incredible images - and biased ones you don’t see” by Khari Johnson (Wired, 2022)

4.5. “This startup is setting DALLE-2-like AI free, consequences be damned,” by Kyle Wiggers (TechCrunch, 2022)

“This startup is setting DALLE-2-like AI free, consequences be damned,” by Kyle Wiggers (TechCrunch, 2022)

4.6. “Stable Diffusion Public Release” by Emad Mostaque (Stability.ai, 2022)

“Stable Diffusion Public Release” by Emad Mostaque (Stability.ai, 2022)

4.7. “Star American Professor Masterminded a Surveillance Machine for Chinese Big Tech” by Yuichiro Kakuntani (Yahoo, 2022)

“Star American Professor Masterminded a Surveillance Machine for Chinese Big Tech” by Yuichiro Kakuntani (Yahoo, 2022)