Hi, I’m Azeem Azhar. As a global expert on exponential technologies, I advise governments, some of the world’s largest firms, and investors on how to make sense of our exponential future. Every Sunday, I share my view on developments that I think you should know about in this newsletter.
Tim O'Reilly's piece includes this by Peter Norvig: "Human Centered AI noted in a review of a draft of this piece, “We think of ‘Human-Centered AI’ as having three spheres: the user (e.g., for a release-on-bail recommendation system, the user is the judge); the stakeholders (e.g., the accused and their family, plus the victim and family of past or potential future crime); the society at large (e.g. as affected by mass incarceration).”
This is especially valuable as it calls attention to the reality that there is more to AI than LLMs and there is a lot that needs understanding, monitoring, and possibly removal.
Tim O'Reilly's piece includes this by Peter Norvig: "Human Centered AI noted in a review of a draft of this piece, “We think of ‘Human-Centered AI’ as having three spheres: the user (e.g., for a release-on-bail recommendation system, the user is the judge); the stakeholders (e.g., the accused and their family, plus the victim and family of past or potential future crime); the society at large (e.g. as affected by mass incarceration).”
This is especially valuable as it calls attention to the reality that there is more to AI than LLMs and there is a lot that needs understanding, monitoring, and possibly removal.