Bright Internet through Secure and Responsible Artificial Intelligence

Éditeurs invités

  • Indranil Bose, NEOMA Business School
  • Amany Elbanna, The University of Sussex
  • Dan J. Kim, University of North Texas
  • Gene Moo Lee, University of British Columbia
  • Alvin Chung Man Leung, City University of Hong Kong

Synthèse

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Thèmes proposés

  • Design of Bright Internet systems that can assist and aid governance of challenges
  • How can we design systems using AI to address problems like fake websites, sources of misinformation, and propagators to create bright internet ecosystems?
  • How would addressing these problems affect user experiences?
  • Managing challenges to Bright Internet surrounding AI and cyber security
  • What are the types of risks that AI may cause that infringe cybersecurity such as deep fakes?
  • What should be the principles and technologies to prevent these risks?
  • How can five principles of Bright Internet be applied to Bright AI: Origin Responsibility, Deliverer Responsibility, Identifiable anonymity, Privacy Protection, and Global Collaboration, but not intended to limit?
  • Fair regulation of AI: policy and laws at present and in the future
  • Critically evaluate AI to foster Bright Internet
  • What is the limit with the perspective of architecture and data to pretrain? How can we manage hallucinations by Generative AI?
  • How to integrate traditional Analytical AI and Generative AI to ensure truthfulness and optimization in the dialogue?
  • Adequate mapping of AI solutions and problems to reduce unintended consequences
  • Validation of the performance of AI application in practice: Cost-effectiveness, Time savings, productivity improvements, etc
  • Learning to securely use, challenge, and live with AI under Bright Internet
  • Ethical policies; Global collaboration efforts under associations
  • Need of education on AI applications: Skilling, Future of Work debates