The World We Know - and Launch AI Into
AI reflects our distorted views and harmful choices, revealing uncomfortable truths. We face a choice: either do the challenging work of improving ourselves and our world or convince ourselves that the mirror is broken and stay the course.
Broken Mirror Theory© >
The Harms in our World >
Understanding our world and the impact of AI on it is a significant challenge for all those involved in ethics and technology.
Terms to know:
IDEA
Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility >
Radical Inclusion >
Accessibility
Understanding accessibility in AI and our world >
Child Protection
Algorithms and Children >
Tech Overwhelm and Personalization >
Marginalized Communities
Cultural Relativism >
Overcoming Cultural Relativism >
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Changing the narrative of ethics in technology >
The future is ethical >
EXPLORING THE INTERSECTION OF AI AND CULTURE
Cultural Considerations
When considering AI's cultural impacts, we must address inclusivity and question its effectiveness as a global solution with significant blind spots.
Understanding cultural exclusion >
It's crucial to question whether we want technology, like AI, that lacks understanding of our diverse world while driving change within it.
IDEA in AI and Technology >
IDEA meets Bias and Accountability >
NASA's Method IDEA initiatives >
RESISTANCE TO CHANGE
OUR WORLD THROUGH THE LENS OF THE UNITED NATIONS
Missing the Mark - SDGs
In 2015, the UN assigned each of its 193 member countries to tackle the world's problems, resulting in the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). All nations pledged to prioritize these initiatives.
In 2023, an update revealed a dire situation regarding progress towards the SDGs. According to Creon Butler, Director at Chatham House, over 50% of targets show weak progress, with 30% stalled or reversed.
About the UN SDGs>
SDG stats >
