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AI Ethics and National Security with Nidhi Sinha of the Center for AI and Digital Policy
Nidhi Sinha, a research fellow at the Center for AI and Digital Policy, joins this episode to discuss the ethical challenges of AI in national security, such as predictive policing and cyber surveillance. They explore how to balance innovation with individual rights and the role of AI in shaping global equity. Nidhi shares insights from her extensive experience to illuminate how democratic societies can manage AI's impact responsibly.
Nidhi's work focuses on making technology equitable and shaping ethical AI policies. She develops AI frameworks that uphold democratic values and leads international policy discussions for the G7 and the G20. In this episode, she delves into topics like lethal autonomous weapons systems, biometric identification, predictive policing, and cyber surveillance, highlighting the potential risks and ethical concerns surrounding their use.
Nidhi emphasizes the need for strong prohibitions on violating technologies and the importance of independent oversight agencies to hold organizations accountable. She also stresses the significance of transparency, public participation, and awareness in the policymaking process, ensuring that the voices of impacted communities are heard and their rights are protected.
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Previous guests include: Jesse Anglen of Rapid Innovation, Maya Sherman of Embassy of Israel In India, Alex Wirth of Quorum, Mfon Apkan of Methodist University, Dr. Eva-Marie Muller-Stuler of Ernst & Young, and Christophe Foulon
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Nidhi's work focuses on making technology equitable and shaping ethical AI policies. She develops AI frameworks that uphold democratic values and leads international policy discussions for the G7 and the G20. In this episode, she delves into topics like lethal autonomous weapons systems, biometric identification, predictive policing, and cyber surveillance, highlighting the potential risks and ethical concerns surrounding their use.
Nidhi emphasizes the need for strong prohibitions on violating technologies and the importance of independent oversight agencies to hold organizations accountable. She also stresses the significance of transparency, public participation, and awareness in the policymaking process, ensuring that the voices of impacted communities are heard and their rights are protected.
If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts, instructions on how to do this are here.
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- Apple - apple.co/46fxiAJ
- Spotify - spoti.fi/3Pphu7O
- bCast - bit.ly/3sVmlWP
Connect with the host and guests here:
- Max Romanik on LinkedIn
- Corner Alliance's Website
- Nidhi Sinha's LinkedIn
- Center for AI and Digital Policy Website
- Center for AI and Digital Policy LinkedIn
- Apple - apple.co/46fxiAJ
- Spotify - spoti.fi/3Pphu7O
- bCast - bit.ly/3sVmlWP
Previous guests include: Jesse Anglen of Rapid Innovation, Maya Sherman of Embassy of Israel In India, Alex Wirth of Quorum, Mfon Apkan of Methodist University, Dr. Eva-Marie Muller-Stuler of Ernst & Young, and Christophe Foulon
Check out our Top 3 episodes:
- Harnessing AI for Social Good with Arnold Kling
- Leveraging AI for Public Policy Advocacy with Alex Wirth, Co-Founder and CEO of Quorum
- When Blockchain Meets AI with Jesse Anglen, Co-Founder and CEO of Rapid Innovation
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Nidhi Sinha, a research fellow at the Center for AI and Digital Policy, joins this episode to discuss the ethical challenges of AI in national security, such as predictive policing and cyber surveillance. They explore how to balance innovation with individual rights and the role of AI in shaping global equity. Nidhi shares insights from her extensive experience to illuminate how democratic societies can manage AI's impact responsibly.
Nidhi's work focuses on making technology equitable and shaping ethical AI policies. She develops AI frameworks that uphold democratic values and leads international policy discussions for the G7 and the G20. In this episode, she delves into topics like lethal autonomous weapons systems, biometric identification, predictive policing, and cyber surveillance, highlighting the potential risks and ethical concerns surrounding their use.
Nidhi emphasizes the need for strong prohibitions on violating technologies and the importance of independent oversight agencies to hold organizations accountable. She also stresses the significance of transparency, public participation, and awareness in the policymaking process, ensuring that the voices of impacted communities are heard and their rights are protected.
If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts, instructions on how to do this are here.
Tune in here:
Connect with the host and guests here:
Previous guests include: Jesse Anglen of Rapid Innovation, Maya Sherman of Embassy of Israel In India, Alex Wirth of Quorum, Mfon Apkan of Methodist University, Dr. Eva-Marie Muller-Stuler of Ernst & Young, and Christophe Foulon
Check out our Top 3 episodes:
If you are interested in joining AI, Government, and the Future as a guest, please complete this form: fame.so/cai-guest
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Nidhi's work focuses on making technology equitable and shaping ethical AI policies. She develops AI frameworks that uphold democratic values and leads international policy discussions for the G7 and the G20. In this episode, she delves into topics like lethal autonomous weapons systems, biometric identification, predictive policing, and cyber surveillance, highlighting the potential risks and ethical concerns surrounding their use.
Nidhi emphasizes the need for strong prohibitions on violating technologies and the importance of independent oversight agencies to hold organizations accountable. She also stresses the significance of transparency, public participation, and awareness in the policymaking process, ensuring that the voices of impacted communities are heard and their rights are protected.
If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts, instructions on how to do this are here.
Tune in here:
- Apple - apple.co/46fxiAJ
- Spotify - spoti.fi/3Pphu7O
- bCast - bit.ly/3sVmlWP
Connect with the host and guests here:
- Max Romanik on LinkedIn
- Corner Alliance's Website
- Nidhi Sinha's LinkedIn
- Center for AI and Digital Policy Website
- Center for AI and Digital Policy LinkedIn
- Apple - apple.co/46fxiAJ
- Spotify - spoti.fi/3Pphu7O
- bCast - bit.ly/3sVmlWP
Previous guests include: Jesse Anglen of Rapid Innovation, Maya Sherman of Embassy of Israel In India, Alex Wirth of Quorum, Mfon Apkan of Methodist University, Dr. Eva-Marie Muller-Stuler of Ernst & Young, and Christophe Foulon
Check out our Top 3 episodes:
- Harnessing AI for Social Good with Arnold Kling
- Leveraging AI for Public Policy Advocacy with Alex Wirth, Co-Founder and CEO of Quorum
- When Blockchain Meets AI with Jesse Anglen, Co-Founder and CEO of Rapid Innovation
If you are interested in joining AI, Government, and the Future as a guest, please complete this form: fame.so/cai-guest
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