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November 2023

Humans are being moved out of ‘the loop’; they might land next in the metaverse

by Chris Swiatek

“While I hesitate to claim that all of the ideas I share will all be fully realized by 2040, I think at the very least we’ll see significant progress on…

November 2023

Climate change, housing/refugee and economic inequity crises will play a huge role in 2040

by Christine Boese

“While AI is exploding now, it is not happening in isolation. Other factors are having a powerful impact on individuals and social systems, namely: “Some would set AI advancements and…

November 2023

We aim to assure that AI supports human self-efficacy, creativity and connectedness

by Ben Shneiderman

Ben Shneiderman shared a set of insights originally written for readers of his “Notes on Human-Centered AI” column: “The U.S. White House published President Biden’s Executive Order on Safe, Secure, and…

Walid Al-Saqaf
Walid Al-Saqaf
November 2023

AI’s success will require maintaining a delicate balance between its vast potential and the challenges it introduces

by Walid Al-Saqaf

“By 2040 the ubiquity of AI will have reshaped numerous facets of our daily lives. Advanced personal AI assistants will likely be part of our routines, offering predictions and automations…

Lorrayne Porciuncula
Lorrayne Porciuncula
November 2023

Agile governance must meet the dynamic challenges of future complex adaptive systems

by Lorrayne Porciuncula

“Managing and understanding the risks and nonlinearities of future advances will be a critical challenge from now and beyond. “Sophisticated models and agile governance mechanisms will be required to responsibly…

Devin Fidler
Devin Fidler
November 2023

If we design our institutional ‘operating systems’ correctly we can realize a future of unprecedented progress and well-being

by Devin Fidler

“The AI discourse has been too fixated on a possible impending doomsday due to AI that could spiral out of control. The pressing, tangible challenges just at the threshold of…

November 2023

It may take an existential threat to knock us off the pedestal of narrow critical thinking on AI

by Stephen Abram

“The best consequence of AI – which has existed in the scientific disciplines for many years but has now migrated to the humanities fields and the general consumer space –…

November 2023

Synthetic agents (‘synthetes’) will be mass produced and create a ‘privacy nightmare’

by Michael G. Dyer

“There will be many more deepfakes and more AI-generated misinformation in politics, which will make it more difficult to distinguish AI falsehoods from human-authored information. Minimally, laws are needed that…

November 2023

‘We may lose the exceptionalism of biological life’; AI could be granted human rights

by Wolfgang Slany

“We shall eventually see our artificial general intelligences as full members of humanity; probably sooner than later. The United Nations’ Universal Declaration of Human Rights will apply once AGIs are…

David Krieger
David Krieger
November 2023

Should AIs be required to get a ‘driver’s license’ that certifies them as socially competent?

by David J. Krieger

“Let’s confront some big questions about AI in a Q-A-style interview format: “Question: Where does AI begin and where does it end? The answer is that AI will probably have…

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