We Should Be Doing More to Address AI Algorithmic Harms

It is time for specific legislative and regulatory action that both supports innovation and ensures that this critical technology well serves humanity.

When Dr. Lisa Palmer started her doctorate program, she had no idea where the journey would take her. This article is a perfect example of the surprises encountered along the way.

A fabulous instructor, Dr. Christiaan Mitchell, challenged students to advocate for a legal or regulatory change on a topic of their choice. He didn't want this to simply be an academic exercise, so he required that they write both a short-form and long-form opinion piece and submit them for publication.

The research conducted as background created tangible value for consulting work. The experience also taught valuable lessons about professional advocacy and the media process.

The Core Argument

We need a balance between ensuring national security and competitiveness through AI and creating positive outcomes for people.

As we gear up for new challenges each year, consider how to engage in your own rich learning experiences. Whatever you choose to learn, you will likely encounter fun and valuable surprises along the way.

The full article was published in The Oklahoman: https://bit.ly/3VIucj2