Can't wait for this conference, Tue & Wed in Geneva. 'Legal and technical challenges of large generative ai models' https://www.europeannewschool.eu/genaiconference23 Organised by @philipphacker & Sarah Hammer (University of Pennsylvania Law School, USA)
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Philipp Hacker
Prof for Law and Tech at Eur. Uni Viadrina, ENS / Fellow at UCL
passionate about AI and mountains
https://www.europeannewschool.eu/philipp-hacker.html
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Sandra is a true thought leader and one of the world's most prolific and respected writers on the subject, and we are glad and honored to have her with us in Berlin this month.
More information on the talk: https://www.weizenbaum-institut.de/events/sandra-wachter-protecting-algorithmic-groups-under-anti-discrimination-law/
Link to the paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.01166
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Don't miss Oxford's Sandra Wachter and her talk on AI and discrimination this Wednesday (June 21) at 6 PM CEST, jointly hosted by Weizenbaum-Institut für die vernetzte Gesellschaft and European New School of Digital Studies. Join us in person at Jacob-und-Wilhelm-Grimm-Zentrum in Berlin or online! Drinks will only be provided offline, though :)
Registration (video link will be sent): https://survey.lamapoll.de/Registration_SandraWachter/
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Ultimately, law, computer science and sustainability perspectives – both in academia and in industry – need to converge to effectively address the dual large-scale transformations of AI and sustainability.
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For example, the subjective right to erasure, in some situations, has to be balanced against the collective interest in mitigating climate change. And if retraining an AI model to comply with the right to be forgotten entails the annual energy costs of a small town, we should perhaps refrain from granting that right – or at least factor these sustainability costs into the equation.
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(2) This regulatory toolkit may then, in a second step, serve as a blueprint for other information technologies and infrastructures facing significant sustainability challenges due to their high GHG emissions, for example: blockchain; Metaverse applications; and data centers.
(3) Most importantly, certain rights we have come to take for granted, such as the right to erasure (Article 17 GDPR), may have to be limited due to sustainability considerations.
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In this, the paper explores two key dimensions: legal instruments to make AI greener; and methods to render AI regulation, and the law itself, more sustainable:
I try to make three concrete points:
(1) First, regulating for more sustainable AI: we need to go beyond mere transparency. I consider co-regulation strategies; sustainability by design; restrictions on training data; and consumption caps. One important strategy going forward may be: sustainability impact assessments.
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Extremely excited that my new paper is out: Sustainable AI Regulation (https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.00292)! And that the paper was discussed at the one and only Privacy Law Scholars Conference, I couldn’t have thought of a better debut...
Given the deplorable state of our planet, the law (including IT law) must adapt, and in certain areas quite radically. Hence, for AI regulation, we need a shift from trustworthiness to sustainability.
Squaring the regulatory circle: Here is the video of my statements and answers at the public hearing on generative AI, held at the German Parliament. In the exciting hearing, we discussed the state, risks and benefits of generative AI, the AI Act of course, content moderation, and other things of interest.
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direct link to the German version of my statement (which was basically machine-translated with DeepL due to lack of time on my end):
https://www.bundestag.de/resource/blob/949660/d3645b4b8c892713bc3b5633d86969a8/Stellungnahme-Hacker-DE-data.pdf
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2/3 In the statement, I answer 18 questions prepared by the Committee on Digital Affairs on the regulatory framework for generative AI, the new AI Act proposal offered by the European Parliament, the risks and opportunities of generative AI more generally, possible implications for the job market, the LEAM initiative for supporting investment in AI compute infrastructure, and many other pertaining issues.
direct link to the English version of my statement:
https://www.bundestag.de/resource/blob/949586/44d2b67c92a023ef05012c6dbd874295/Stellungnahme-Hacker-ENG-data.pdf
1/3 The German Parliament has asked me, alongside other experts such as Sandra Wachter, Natali Helberger and Jonas Andrulis, to weigh in on generative artificial intelligence. The public hearing will take place this Wednesday, May 24, starting at 2:30 PM CEST. You may follow the public hearing live online (or even in person) and find the written statement I prepared here:
https://www.bundestag.de/ausschuesse/a23_digitales/Anhoerungen/946512-946512
Oxford reloaded 🍿: Here's the video of my talk at Magdalen College, University of Oxford on Regulating ChatGPT. I have included comments on the latest EP proposals concerning the AI Act and on the temporary Italian ChatGPT ban (which was, IMHO, quite justified).
Many thanks again to Jeremias Adams-Prassl for incredible hospitality, to Amelie Sophie Berz for great organization and discussions, and to the fantastic Oxford audience for an exciting Q&A!
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... Sandra Wachter, Brent Mittelstadt, Ramayya Krishnan, Sue Hendrickson, Rishi Bommasani, Jeremias Adams-Prassl, Rumman Chowdhury, Rasmus Rothe, Jonas Andrulis, Dora Kaufman, Kai Zenner, Orly Lobel, Alexandre Zavaglia Coelho, Andreas Engel, Sarah Hammer, Herbert Zech.
On the eve of the AI for Good Global AI Summit at ITU.
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1/n Great event ahead! Registration for online and in-person participation in our conference on "Legal and Technical Challenges of Large Generative AI Systems" is now open. The conference takes place on July 4 & 5, on site at the United Nations International Telecommunication Union headquarters in Geneva, and online.
Join us, in person or online: https://aiforgood.itu.int/event/legal-and-technical-challenges-of-large-generative-ai-models/
We have an absolutely stellar lineup of speakers from around the world: @lilianedwards, @mikarv, @Frederik_Borgesius, ...
Really thrilled to talk about Regulating ChatGPT at Oxford next Tuesday (April 25), from 2-3 pm GMT / 3-4 pm CEST. I'll comment on the latest EP developments concerning the AI Act, the DSA, and the recent GDPR decisions, inter alia.
More info on the event and on joining in person at Oxford Law Faculty: https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/content/event/regulating-chatgpt-and-other-large-generative-ai-models
Link to the paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.02337
#ai #ml #bias #aiethics #dsa #responsibleai #fairness #aiact #chatgpt #gpt4 #gdpr
Grateful to have been interviewed for 90 (!) minutes by Thomas Schwenke and Marcus Richter for the splendid Rechtsbelehrung podcast. We talk about all things generative AI, the AI Act, the Italian DPA's ChatGPT ban, the failed Musk moratorium, content moderation, transparency, bias, ..., and other regulatory challenges.
Link: https://rechtsbelehrung.com/116-ai-act/
Original in German, use your favorite AI translation tool :)
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