Last Week in AI

On Shaping the Global Terrain of AI Competition with Tim Hwang

Stanford AI Lab PhD Andrey Kurenkov interviews Tim Hwang, Research Fellow at Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET) about his new report “Shaping the Terrain of AI Competition...

25 Kesä 202045min

Mini Episode: Startup News, NeurIPS Changes, and US-China Tensions

Our fifth audio roundup of last week's noteworthy AI news! This week, we look at more news from Boston Dynamics, a new MIT startup that wants to help you do deep learning on your CPU, recent changes a...

21 Kesä 20203min

The Path to Facial Recognition Reform and Regulation

Stanford AI Lab PhDs Andrey Kurenkov and Sharon Zhou discuss this week's major AI news stories. Check out all the stories discussed here and more at www.skynettoday.com Theme: Deliberate Thought Kevin...

19 Kesä 202014min

Mini Episode: More Facial Recognition, Racism in Academia, and the latest in Commercial AI

Our fourth audio roundup of last week's noteworthy AI news! This week, we look at recent progress in curtailing the development of facial recognition technology, a recent call for attention to racism ...

14 Kesä 20204min

Facial Recognition and Police, Protests, Regulation

14 Kesä 202024min

Mini Episode: Police Surveillance, Productivity, and Calls for Regulation and Cooperation

Our third audio roundup of last week's noteworthy AI news! This week, we look at the how the police are using surveillance against civil rights protesters, AI for productivity, and recent calls from A...

7 Kesä 20204min

Black Lives Matter in AI, the Peril of DeepFakes and Fake Progress

7 Kesä 202023min

Mini Episode: Clearview, the G7, Shopping, and AI-Assisted Journalism

Our second audio roundup of last week's noteworthy AI news! This week, we look at the ACLU's lawsuit against Clearview AI, an international AI group among the G7, how small businesses might begin to u...

31 Touko 20203min