Artificial intelligence is now detecting cancer and robots are doing nursing tasks. But are there risks to handing over elements of our health to machines, no matter how sophisticated? Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples and is … Read More » “From Wired: The Robot Will See You Now – AI and Your Healthcare”
Artificial intelligence has enormous potential for social good, promoting the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), developing a knowledge society and accelerating human progress. AI can help address many of humanity’s most critical social issues, including to those related to education, the sciences, culture, media, poverty alleviation, access to information, and gender equality. Important … Read More » “From UNESCO: Human Centered Artificial Intelligence”
This video introduces AI and the importance of Freedom of Expression Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples and is why our content is rated from 90% to 100%. Content rated less than 90% is excluded from this … Read More » “From UNESCO: AI and Human Rights (1)”
This video talks about AI and other human rights, including participation in public life, privacy, and discrimination and biases. Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples and is why our content is rated from 90% to 100%. Content … Read More » “From UNESCO: AI and Human Rights (2)”
Robots can make learning fun. These days, students don’t play with robots, they learn how to code too! Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples and is why our content is rated from 90% to 100%. Content rated … Read More » “From the International Telecommunications Union: Quality Education”
A short video about how connected home systems use the existing electrical grid to monitor electricity, operate shutters and more. Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples and is why our content is rated from 90% to 100%. … Read More » “From the International Telecommunications Union: Responsible Consumption and Production (With AI)”
The ITU’s AI for Good site connects AI innovators with problem owners to solve global challenges through action-oriented, real-world challenges faced by our plant’s diverse global audience. Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples and is why our … Read More » “Best on the Internet: AI for Good Global Summit”
More than idea. More than a week. More than a Summit. Now all year, always online and with an expanded programme, AI for Good will scale its ability to connect problem owners with AI problem solvers by providing expert insights, global visions and shared solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. Important Note Content Editors … Read More » “From the International Telecommunications Union: All Year, Always Online – A Bold New Direction for AI for Good”
AI enables machines to imitate human intelligence including perception, language interaction, problem solving or even creativity and is helping humankind meet our Sustainable Development Goals. Important Note Content Editors rate, curate and regularly update what we believe are the top 11% of all AI resource and good practice examples and is why our content is … Read More » “From UNESCO: What is Artificial Intelligence?”
In light of recent protests, facial recognition has come under scrutiny for the way in which it’s deployed by police departments. In response, IBM, Amazon and Microsoft have all stated that they’ll either stop developing this tech, or stop selling it to law enforcement until regulations are in place. At least half of Americans are … Read More » “From CNBC: The Fight Over Police Use of Facial Recognition Technology”
