Blog series: Engineering Responsible AI

Enzai co-founder and former corporate lawyer Ryan Donnelly discusses his thoughts on Frontier AI, risk management, and the upcoming AI Safety Summit.

A former VP of Technology for IBM and current BCS Group CEO, Rashik Parmar discusses his views on where frontier AI is headed and what we need to prioritise.

A former employment lawyer turned union representative, Mary Towers discusses her thoughts on the steps employers and governments can take to protect workers as the value of new forms of AI is realised.

The Vice President of Research and Technology at Google DeepMind discusses the exciting tools being developed at the frontier of AI and the questions that need to be asked surrounding the evaluation of risks.

The Associate Director for Policy at the Academy, Dr Natasha McCarthy, discusses her thoughts on Frontier AI, the associated risks and opportunities, and the upcoming AI Safety Summit

The co-author of the UK government’s AI Review in 2017 discusses the governance of open-source models and the political implications of misinformation.

The winner of the 2020 Africa Prize shares her thoughts on how generative AI can be more inclusive and questions the psychological impact of misinformation. 

The chairman and co-founder of the Open Data Institute explains the importance of data quality and breaking out of siloed thinking.

Academy Awardee Dr Yang Cao explains the importance of data quality and management to enable accessible AI, as well as the need to ask the right questions when building and deploying systems.

An internationally recognised authority on AI, autonomous systems, cyber-security, and agent-based computing outlines why defining the appropriate use for an AI is so important for safe implementation.

A leading expert in the use of machine learning for healthcare, Professor Tarassenko shares his views on the power of transformer architectures in generative AI and discusses what their potential uses and drawbacks might mean for us.