In AI We Trust?

In AI We Trust?

Ethics and Governance of AI
Urs Gasser

Urs Gasser

Urs Gasser shares some thoughts on how we learn to trust new technologies in a time of rapid change:

We are witnessing a wave of AI-based technologies that make their way out of the labs into industry- and user-facing applications, and we know from history that trust is an important factor that shapes the adoption of new technology. Given today’s quicksilver AI environment, it seems fair to ask: Do we already have the necessary trust in AI, and if not, how do we create it?

Read Urs Gasser's Medium post

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