Resources

Decoding digital Prejudice: AI for real humans’

Popular Journal article by Eleanor Drage

A New AI Lexicon: AI Nationalism

Popular Journal article by Kerry McInerney (née Mackereth)

AI is increasingly being used to identify emotions – here’s what’s at stake

Popular Journal article by Alexandra Albert

Horses can recognise themselves in a mirror – new study

AI and you: how confusion about the technology that runs our world threatens democracy

A human–silkworm collaboration shows the way to sustainable design

Popular Journal article by Tomasz Hollanek

Cats don’t avoid strangers who behave badly towards their owners, unlike dogs

Always on my mind

Popular Journal article by Megan Welford, Adrian Weller, Stephen Cave, Kanta Dihal, Jess Whittlestone

“Explaining” machine learning reveals policy challenges

Popular Journal article by Diane Coyle, Adrian Weller

If AI is going to help us in a crisis, we need a new kind of ethics

Popular Journal article by Will Douglas Heaven, Jess Whittlestone

Algorithms associating appearance and criminality have a dark past

Popular Journal article by Catherine Stinson

Five Ways AI Is Not Like The Manhattan Project (And One Way It Is)

Popular Journal article by Marta Halina, Joseph D. Martin

fAIth

Popular Journal article by Beth Singler

AI slaves: the questionable desire shaping our idea of technological progress

Popular Journal article by Beth Singler

Brutality is common in video games, but not sexual violence. Why?

Popular Journal article by Henry Shevlin

Intelligence: a history

AIs could debate whether a smart assistant should snitch on you

Popular Journal article by Beth Singler

AI thinks like a corporation—and that’s worrying

Can we understand other minds? Novels and stories say: no

Responsibly deploying AI in the immigration process

Popular Journal article by Diana Robinson, Karina Vold

Conscious exotica

Popular Journal article by Murray Shanahan

Dungeons and Dragons, not chess and Go: why AI needs roleplay

Popular Journal article by Beth Singler

Are ‘you’ just inside your skin or is your smartphone part of you?

Want To Know What The End Of The World Looks Like? Look On Your Bookshelf

Living with AI

Popular Journal article by Huw Price, Karina Vold

From Homer to Hal: 3,000 years of AI Narratives

Popular Journal article by Sarah Dillon, Kanta Dihal, Beth Singler

Resources

Decoding digital Prejudice: AI for real humans’

A New AI Lexicon: AI Nationalism

AI is increasingly being used to identify emotions – here’s what’s at stake

Horses can recognise themselves in a mirror – new study

AI and you: how confusion about the technology that runs our world threatens democracy

A human–silkworm collaboration shows the way to sustainable design

Cats don’t avoid strangers who behave badly towards their owners, unlike dogs

Always on my mind

“Explaining” machine learning reveals policy challenges

If AI is going to help us in a crisis, we need a new kind of ethics

Algorithms associating appearance and criminality have a dark past

Five Ways AI Is Not Like The Manhattan Project (And One Way It Is)

fAIth

AI slaves: the questionable desire shaping our idea of technological progress

Brutality is common in video games, but not sexual violence. Why?

Intelligence: a history

AIs could debate whether a smart assistant should snitch on you

AI thinks like a corporation—and that’s worrying

Can we understand other minds? Novels and stories say: no

Responsibly deploying AI in the immigration process

Conscious exotica

Dungeons and Dragons, not chess and Go: why AI needs roleplay

Are ‘you’ just inside your skin or is your smartphone part of you?

Want To Know What The End Of The World Looks Like? Look On Your Bookshelf

Living with AI

From Homer to Hal: 3,000 years of AI Narratives

Now it’s time to prepare for the Machinocene