The Collision of AI and Privacy
Algorithms and machine learning have brought us smart voice systems, driverless cars, and drone delivery systems. Your credit score, your job prospects, even your choice of a Friday night movie might all be determined by a computer program, all while your data is being collected. Society can benefit from this large-scale data exchange, for example, through medical research, economic forecasting, and urban planning. But what is happening to basic principles for the protection of personal information?
In this Events @ RAND podcast, RAND experts discuss risks to privacy in the age of artificial intelligence.
Featured Speakers
William Welser IV
Director, Engineering and Applied Sciences Department; Senior Management Scientist; Professor, Pardee RAND Graduate School; Co-Director of RAND’s Impact Lab
Rebecca Balebako
Information Scientist, RAND Corporation
Osonde A. Osoba
Engineer, RAND Corporation; Professor, Pardee RAND Graduate School
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As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more prevalent in the domains of security and employment, what are the policy implications? What effects might AI have on cybersecurity, criminal and civil justice, and labor market patterns?
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In this Events @ RAND podcast, a panel of experts discuss the role AI is playing in society, including the incredible promise and pressing concerns.
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Machine learning algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI) influence many aspects of life today. These agents are not exempt from errors or bias because they are designed, built, and taught by humans. While AI has great promise, using it introduces a new level of risk and complexity in policy.
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Smartphones are becoming more widespread around the world. How can policymakers grapple with issues related to the security and privacy of these devices?
