Just cracked open 'AI NEEDS YOU' by Verity Harding. 🤖📚 Diving headfirst into a future where #AI and humanity are intertwined in a tango of destiny. Each page turns up the curiosity dial - it's like peering into a crystal ball with a tech degree! What's your take? #FutureTense

🌐Why is Israel’s use of AI in Gaza coming under scrutiny?

What AI changes is the speed with which targets can be identified and attacked. That means more targets hit, and all else being equal, more risk to civilians.” said Professor Kenneth Payne.

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Just finished reading AI Needs You by Verity Harding. Very interesting perspective and loved the way it is related to past historical events, really helps you to grapple with the big topics and shows the importance of our involvement. Highly recommend! #AI #EthicalAi #inclusiveAi

Join CDT CEO AlexandraReeveGivens & Director of the AI & Geopolitics Project at the University of Cambridge Verity Harding for a virtual salon to discuss the need for a robust participatory & democratic approach to #AIPolicy . Details here: cdt.org/event/103064/

.Verity Harding's AI Needs You gives us hope that we, the people, can imbue #AI with a deep intentionality that reflects our best values, ideals, & interests, and that serves the public good.

Read a free sample of this insightful book: hubs.ly/Q02pbwSK0

Edinburgh friends and readers, come and join Verity Harding and I to discuss the embedding of AI in our lives, at the National Museums Scotland next Wednesday!

How do you go from reading History to becoming one of the most influential people in AI? And why does AI need you (yes, you!)?

Find out more about alumna Verity Harding (2003, History), and her recent book explaining exactly why 'AI Needs You', here: rb.gy/la5ra3

Join AI Needs You author Verity Harding, in conversation with Madhumita Murgia, at Edinburgh Science on 3 April at 6 pm! They will discuss how the rise of #ArtificialIntelligence permeates our lives. Chaired by Prof Andy Miah | he/him ❤️.

Tickets: hubs.ly/Q02q5wzs0

#EdinburghScienceFestival