Reflections on AI and Humanity
FRANCESCA ROSSIEssays on AI research, ethics, governance, and the evolving relationship between artificial intelligence and humanity.
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The Risk Behind a Risk-Based Approach
Sit in on any corporate risk review of an AI system and you’ll hear a familiar vocabulary: regulatory non-compliance, litigation exposure, reputational damage, operational disruption, financial loss. These are the categories that risk and c...
What We Score and What We Gate
The classroom analogy
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A student hands in an excellent essay. An AI model returns a correct answer. In both cases we look at th...
Trust in AI Is a Question of Governance
We talk a great deal about how to make AI trustworthy and far less about how to make the ecosystem around AI trustworthy: the organizations that build it, govern it, adopt it, and use it. However, it is that ecosystem, much more than the te...
Do What I Mean, Not What I Say
Few weeks ago I was in Athens for the SNF Nostos conference, where I joined a panel on “The wonder of life, magic, and AI”, alongside the comedian John Cleese, the chess champion Garry Kasparov, and the roboticist Rodney Brooks, moderated b...
AI Governance Is Not Done
In policy discussions I am often asked some version of the same question: is AI governance done? After all, we now have the EU AI Act, many national strategies, international frameworks, standards bodies, and corporate risk management proce...
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Computer scientist, IBM Fellow, and AI researcher exploring intelligence, ethics, governance, and the future of AI.
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