In anticipation of potential negative consequences when employing artificial intelligence (AI) the European Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC) published a technical report offering a policy-oriented description of the…
The US General Services Administration has published new rules about ethical data use.
Google’s new text-to-speech system they claim is good enough that they will require an ethical review of customers before allowing them to use it. With the scale they…
“Its mission is to develop a principled approach to the analysis of the ever-larger, more complex, and potentially biased data sets that play an increasingly important role in…
Without any claims for completeness, this video from 2017 provides a dense overview of the relationships, the growing number of fields, as well as high-level intuitions to many…
A March 2020 episode of the 99% Invisible podcast interviews Andrew Blum about his book The Weather Machine. In the interview they discuss the connection between weather forecasting…
Note: Due to COVID-19 the BoF program was significantly reduced and the BoF on Ethics in HPC did not take place.
This follow-up to the broadly attended SC19 BoF will expand the conversation related to ethical considerations in the field of HPC. We will continue and expand the discussion including various aspects of ethics, focusing on the role of HPC. This will include ethical behavior, societal norms to foster a pathway to ethically aligned design of HPC solutions and autonomous/intelligent systems that do not intentionally perpetuate global inequality. By furthering this dialogue, we can work to ensure the HPC community is advancing its commitment to technology for the benefit of all of humanity.
Is there anything simulation and game theory can tell us about society? Take a moment to tinker with the following example to see how even reasonable preferences can…
With the release of the new Top500 list of Supercomputers it is time again to have a look at the distribution of supercomputers world wide.