Sesh blog

Maybe we would feel better if ‘soft’ skills referred to their effective counterpoint to hard problems

A look at current ethical models that have been developed over hundreds of years

Your brain predicts what it expects then tests it. We predict and then validate our expected emotions.

Artificial intelligence really only knows what we teach it, like a child. If we do not teach it ethics, it cannot present ethical decisions.

In an artificial intelligence, layers of interrelated calculations and classifications create the context of every decision made.

We decided to think about how to develop practices that would ensure we build ethical AI; from these practices would emerge our principles.

Heavy regulation on facial recognition shows a fundamental lack of understanding of the technology and its potential.

Migrating workers to full-time remote environments fully dependent on technology, creates a negative side effect: relationship decay.