The AIs of March
Dr. Heather M. RoffBeware! The "AIs of March" is a place for thought provoking analysis, commentary, and opinion on matters relating to emerging tech, especially AI, autonomous systems, and all things that prop them up. Natsec, foreign policy, and ethics enthusiasts welcome
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Everything You Ever Thought About Human-Machine Teaming May Be Wrong:
Like all good blog posts, let’s start with an obvious pun to brighten the day. I’m sure what I’m about to say here will ruffle a few feathers… given I’m about to advocate for HAWCs or HAWCing… as opposed to the more in fashion approach of ...
Why I Distrust the Word “Trust”
In a lot of my research, both professionally and personally, I come across the use and abuse of the word “trust.” I’ll lay my cards on the table clearly for those of you reading this and wondering what prompted this post, and to be clear, ...
Musings on the Founders & Current American Politics
In April of 1777, John Adams wrote to his wife, Abigail, of his state of mind and the difficulties that lay before him in trying to muster forces, monies, and faith in the newly declared American Republic. He wrote to her:
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Dr. Roff is a Subject Matter Expert on ethics, law and policy related to artificial intelligence and autonomous systems. She blends facts with norms, provides grounded analysis and tries to get folks to listen.
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