The Open Source AI Dilemma: Crafting a Clear Definition for Open Source AI
Explore the challenges of defining Open-Source AI, balancing innovation with fundamental freedoms. Discuss unique AI aspects, open frameworks, and community-driven solutions for shaping the future of AI development.
The Open Source AI Dilemma: Crafting a Clear Definition for Open Source AI
Explore the challenges of defining Open-Source AI, balancing innovation with fundamental open-source principles. Discuss unique AI considerations and practical approaches to foster openness in AI development.
In How Many Ways Can an Algorithm be Fair?
Exploring measures of algorithmic fairness, their implications for technology policy, and challenges in implementation to hold predictive algorithms accountable.
The Turing Lectures - Mitigating Algorithmic Bias in AI Systems
Explore a sociotechnical approach to mitigating algorithmic bias in AI systems, featuring Dr. Nicol Turner Lee's research on an "energy star ratings" system for fair and ethical AI development.
Ethical Algorithms and Licensing Impasses: The Intersection of Free Software and AI Openness
Explore the intersection of ethical AI, free software, and licensing challenges. Examine the impact of restrictive practices on digital autonomy and the open-source ecosystem.
IATC Kickoff
Explore cybersecurity's impact on public safety and human life with experts Josh Corman, Keren Elazari, and Beau Woods. Gain insights into the crucial work of "I Am The Cavalry" initiative.
Saving Humanity
Explore the impact of AI and technology on society, policy, and human values with Harvard's Latanya Sweeney. Examine unforeseen consequences and discuss how to shape our technological future responsibly.
Trust in the Cloud in Tumultuous Times
Explore cloud computing's impact on work, security, and privacy amid geopolitical challenges. Brad Smith discusses balancing societal defense with individual freedoms in the digital age.
China Rising
Explore China's global rise, Xi Jinping's leadership, and geopolitical implications through expert perspectives on economics, military, technology, and international relations.
Beyond the Build - Leveraging the Cyber Mission Force
Explore cyber warfare, terrorism, and crime with NSA and Cyber Command leaders. Gain insights on defending against potential cyber attacks and understanding evolving threats in the digital age.
Big Tech and Antitrust - Rethinking Competition Policy for the Digital Era
Experts discuss antitrust challenges in the digital era, exploring economic impacts, monopoly concerns, data ownership, and potential regulatory approaches for Big Tech companies.
Australian Cyber-Engagement - Global in Perspective, Regional in Focus
Explore Australia's cyber-engagement strategy, focusing on digital trade, cybercrime, security, and international cooperation to promote a free, open, and secure cyberspace in the Indo-Pacific region and beyond.
Rob, Replicate and Replace - China’s Global Technology Theft and How to Confront It
Explore China's global technology theft strategies and learn effective countermeasures from top US security experts. Gain insights on mitigating vulnerabilities and protecting American innovation.
How to Hack Government - Technologists as Policy Makers
Explore how technologists can influence policy-making, focusing on the FTC's role in protecting online privacy and data security through enforcement, research, and consumer protection initiatives.
Policy to Technology - Translating U.S. Privacy Regulations for Implementation
Explore U.S. privacy regulations and their practical implementation in technology, bridging the gap between policy and technical solutions for data protection.
Voting in 2019 - Bad or Worse
Explore electronic voting system vulnerabilities, their exploitation in 2018, and prospects for improvement before 2020 with cybersecurity expert Matt Blaze.
The Role of Intersectionality in Technology
Explore how technology and social equity intersect, challenging the status quo to create a digital society embracing diversity and inclusion, reshaping our understanding of tech's role in fairness.
Risks and Policy of Generative Models
Explore risks and policy implications of generative AI models in this thought-provoking session, examining potential impacts and regulatory considerations.
The Case against Gratuitous Tech in the Classroom
Explore the impact of excessive technology in education, examining evidence and proposing solutions to help educators make informed decisions about tech integration.
Out of the Sausage Factory and Into the Streets - Defending Digital Rights
Exploring the intersection of technology and politics, this talk advocates for digital rights, emphasizing the need for broad alliances and public engagement to shape tech policy and protect encryption.
Google in Europe - In Conversation
Matt Brittin discusses Google's European plans, addressing policy collaboration, tax structure, Android, fake news, hate speech, and digital skills development.