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As ChatGPT shows us, AI can do some amazing stuff. But it does some creepy stuff as well. And it's already been responsible for locking up innocent people.
The story of how AI scanned millions of drivers licences and accused Michigan man Robert Wiliams of a crime he didn't commit.
When human biases lead to neural networks going rogue.
Guests:
Margaret Mitchell, researcher and chief ethics scientist, Hugging Face
Michael Wooldridge, professor of computer science, Oxford University
Rumman Chowdhury, Harvard Responsible AI Fellow
Robert Williams, a Michigan man who was arrested and detained after being falsely identified by AI as a suspect in a burglary
Phil Mayor, senior staff attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union
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