Artificial intelligence harvard

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Artificial Intelligence Harvard
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• The AI Initiative endeavors to engage all
  relevant stakeholders to help shape the global
  policy framework needed to address the challenges
  of the ongoing race for the development and
  control of Artificial Intelligence.

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Recommendations

• Improvements and convergences in machine learning
  and neurosciences combined with the availability
  of massive datasets and the ubiquity of
  high-performance scalable computing are
  propelling us into a new age of Artificial
  Intelligence (AI). The promise these developments
  hold is immense so too are the risks.

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• These challenges require both immediate and
  future action. Computing systems are already
  outperforming humans in many tasks that
  profoundly shape our everyday lives in the fields
  of transportation, communication, energy,
  finance, healthcare as well as defense and
  security.

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• There are clear upsides and opportunities, but
  the unintended socio-political consequences are
  serious, disrupting the fabric of our social
  contracts, sense of human identity, dignity, and
  considerations of agency and personal
  empowerment.

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• Also visible on the horizon is the existential
  challenge posed by the possible emergence within
  this century of superintelligent machines, which
  would be vastly superior in scale and speed to a
  human brain or even a collective of brains.

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• While experts differ in their predictions as to
  the likelihood of this development, the velocity,
  complexity and magnitude of the current global
  race for Artificial Intelligence necessitates
  that leaders and policymakers begin developing a
  coherent and actionable response. Underestimating
  the impact of AI in the short, mid and long term
  is unwise and potentially dangerous.

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CONVENE

• Organize a yearly meeting that brings together an
  inclusive interdisciplinary working group of
  stakeholders (public and private sectors,
  academia, civil society) and experts that can
  interpret disruptive shifts in AI technology.

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CREATE

• Collaborate toward a global agreement on
  beneficial safeguards, transparency standards,
  design guidelines and confidence building
  measures.

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IMPLEMENT

• Help world policymakers from all branches of
  governments and associated stakeholders
  (corporations and civil society) implement agreed
  upon rules and regulations at local and
  international levels.

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• To know more information, visit us

http//ai-initiative.org/