AI Ethics Insider

Rabbi Dr. Mois Navon
IAEAI Scientific Council Member
Israel
In this episode, we delve into one of the most pressing and controversial questions in the field of artificial intelligence: should we create conscious AI?

Rabbi Dr. Navon brings a unique blend of perspectives to explore the ethical dilemmas surrounding the development of conscious machines. From discussing the concept of AI as modern-day slaves to examining the Golem paradigm from Jewish ethics, this interview challenges us to consider the profound implications of our advancements in AI.

Mois Navon is an AI ethics lecturer at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and a founding engineer of Mobileye, where he designed the EyeQ family of SoC (System On a Chip)—the chip powering the autonomous vehicle revolution. Mois is also an ordained rabbi who has published numerous articles on Jewish law and lore. Working at the intersection of Torah U’Madda, he received his PhD from the department of Jewish Philosophy at Bar Ilan University wherein his dissertation applies Jewish philosophy to address the ethical questions arising in the field of artificial intelligence. Mois is the member of IAEAI's Scientific Council.

Maya Sherman
IAEAI Scientific Council Member
India
This edition of the AI Ethics Insider series presents an in-depth discourse on algorithmic bias and discrimination in artificial intelligence systems. Featured speaker Maya Sherman, together with the host, Tim Kogan, examines the multifaceted ethical challenges and societal implications of biased AI. The discussion encompasses analysis of bias manifestation across various domains, including criminal justice, healthcare, and employment practices. The speaker elucidates current mitigation strategies and their efficacy, while also exploring the philosophical tensions inherent in the pursuit of AI fairness. This discussion offers a critical examination of the interplay between technological advancement, ethical considerations, and regulatory frameworks in shaping the future of AI development and deployment.

Maya Sherman is an AI Policy Researcher, Ethicist, Board Member, and Lecturer with an MSc from Oxford Internet Institute. She is the first Israeli expert in the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence, co-leading AI literacy programmes in the Future of Work Committee. Her studies focus on the intersectionality of AI and disinformation and the socio-cultural factors of digital innovation. Maya is the member of IAEAI's Scientific Council.

Dr. Laurynas Adomaitis
IAEAI Scientific Council Member
France
Join Dr. Laurynas Adomaitis in exploring the world of deep fakes and AI ethics in this eye-opening episode of AI Ethics Insider. Uncover the truth about deep fakes and their implications on our perception of reality. Don't miss out on this insightful discussion - subscribe to stay updated on AI ethics insights!

Dr. Laurynas Adomaitis is a member of the IAEAI's Scientific Council, an AI Ethics Researcher at CEA (French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission), Senior Lecturer on Tech Ethics at emlyon business school, and Visiting Lecturer at SupOptique.

Dr. Adomaitis' research areas are AI Ethics, Data Ethics, Robot Ethics, Technology Evaluation, AI for Security. He teaches “Ethics in the data driven world” as part of the MSc in digital marketing & data science at emlyon Paris campus.

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