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Government needs to regulate AI and incentivize “socially beneficial” AI, researchers say

Mark Lowey
May 24, 2023

Government needs to quickly regulate potentially harmful artificial intelligence development by the private sector and incentivize “socially beneficial” AI, say Quebec researchers.

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Organizations:	Amazon, Bloomberg, Canada's Office of the Privacy Commissioner, CIFAR, Clearview AI, Facebook, Google, Government of Canada, Government of Quebec, HEC Montreal, IBM, International Observatory on the Societal Impacts of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies, Laval University, McKinsey, Meta, Microsoft, Mila - Quebec AI Institute, OpenAI, Parliament, ProPublica, RCMP, U.S. Senate, United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, University of Montreal, University of Quebec in Outaouais, and Vector Institute
People:	Allison Cohen, Benjamin Prud'homme, Dr. Golnoosh Farnadi, PhD, Dr. Karine Gentelet, PhD, Dr. Timnit Gebru, PhD, Geoffrey Hinton, Sam Altman, and Yoshua Bengio
Topics:	AI development by the private sector, AI used for social good, Canada's Privacy Act, causes of biases in AI applications, ChatGPT chatbot, creating talent pipeline for AI development, discrimination by AI-based facial-recognition services, federal Artificial Intelligence and Data Act, Galactica AI model, gender-based discrimination by AI application, government support for socially beneficial AI, harms caused by AI, interdisciplinary collaboration in AI development, lack of ethics standards in AI industry, Microsoft's Tay chatbot, need for a fairness-aware AI workforce, need to regulate artificial intelligence development, open-source AI datasets, putting a pause on AI development, Quebec government funding for Mila, racial and other discrimination by AI applications, and UNESCO-Mila book on AI governance

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