Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2018-06-27 to 2018-06-29
Description
Technologists shape the world by our decisions, whether explicit or unexamined; our code constructs reality. As the automated systems we devise affect more lives, our responsibility weighs all the heavier. We need to examine what we mean by consent and disclosure, by opting in and data retention, by privacy and security. What does human-computer interaction look like when an artificial intelligence is learning from all it encounters in our flawed, messy, all-too-human world? Ethical questions around corner cases and defaults become critical when the stakes include human lives and freedoms. Let’s consider how to build a future where we want to live.
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Who live tweets @bridgetkromhout when she is giving a talk? I’m going to give it a go
— Nic Jackson 🤠 (@sheriffjackson) June 26, 2018
#Hashidays @bridgetkromhout up on stage with her tall Artificial Ethics pic.twitter.com/pVwFkoB2dG
— Nic Jackson 🤠 (@sheriffjackson) June 26, 2018
Wrapping up day one of #hashidays with @bridgetkromhout. pic.twitter.com/jWHGfJ2ss5
— Joe Laha (@joelaha) June 26, 2018
“We write code which creates reality” but.... @bridgetkromhout pic.twitter.com/4OOnznzFZK
— Nic Jackson 🤠 (@sheriffjackson) June 26, 2018
Final #HashiDays keynote: @bridgetkromhout! "Everyone in this room is the closest thing to a practitioner of magic" that there is...and has a responsibility to make the world a little better. pic.twitter.com/NaJ6L1K9gL
— Jay Fry (@jayfry3) June 26, 2018
And @bridgetkromhout is up at #hashidays talking about ethics in #ai -- "would people be happy with your defaults if you explained it to them?" pic.twitter.com/4IKYFKGYWW
— Abby Fuller (@abbyfuller) June 26, 2018
"Code creates reality" @bridgetkromhout is up on stage at #HashiDays and doing great (as usual) as devs/ops she advises us to make our world "slightly less terrible" and its more important than we believe !
— mastodon.social/@PaulRbr 🐻 (@paulRb_r) June 26, 2018
@bridgetkromhout on ethics in A.I.
— Martin (@MartinCaarels) June 26, 2018
If we can leave here today and make this dystopian present a little bit less terrible, that would be nice. No pressure.#HashiDays pic.twitter.com/Fc5U7ioY7U
“Rather than worry about deleting personal data, should we just collect less in the first place” @bridgetkromhout #HashiDays pic.twitter.com/TF1jivHgmf
— Nic Jackson 🤠 (@sheriffjackson) June 26, 2018
Just this, @bridgetkromhout is talking Artificial Ethics but always this pic.twitter.com/Fd0WKArnwS
— Nic Jackson 🤠 (@sheriffjackson) June 26, 2018
We are excited to have @bridgetkromhout on stage for #HashiDays Amsterdam day one closing keynote. Bridget is discussing artificial ethics. pic.twitter.com/YYrwLj75Ft
— HashiCorp (@HashiCorp) June 26, 2018
"good luck hope you don't turn into the cylons!" --@bridgetkromhout for #HashiDays 😂🤔 pic.twitter.com/IPQNjsiX2b
— Abby Fuller (@abbyfuller) June 26, 2018
"Where is your ethical line?" We need to think about that in tech. Beware of unattended affects and give safeguard to humans. #hashidays
— mastodon.social/@PaulRbr 🐻 (@paulRb_r) June 26, 2018
At today’s #HashiDays closing keynote, @bridgetkromhout of @Microsoft suggests focusing on the principle of least privilege. “Think about exactly how we are storing things and how we are using them to protect our end users.” pic.twitter.com/znXQ2ioPuJ
— HashiCorp (@HashiCorp) June 26, 2018
Think about principle of least privilege, safety, get consent/opt in. Do less harm. Important to focus on the people. -- @bridgetkromhout for #HashiDays pic.twitter.com/q3oVng7K7l
— Abby Fuller (@abbyfuller) June 26, 2018
“We need to focus on people, not just tech” @bridgetkromhout #HashiDays pic.twitter.com/ZjLNcleX5N
— Nic Jackson 🤠 (@sheriffjackson) June 26, 2018
#HashiDays pic.twitter.com/JpoSMvbhaA
— (╯°□°）╯ (/◔ ◡ ◔)/ (@grem11n) June 26, 2018
Those coding can make important choices about people's privacy, says @bridgetkromhout at #HashiDays. She encourages folks to think about ways to use "our tech superpowers" to limit what we collect about individuals that really isn't necessary. pic.twitter.com/Ap55GHpXtm
— Jay Fry (@jayfry3) June 26, 2018
Principle cloud developer advocate @bridgetkromhout walks through ethics in tech on stage at #HashiDays Amsterdam. “Let’s build the future we can live with... Use our tech super powers to take care of each other in this world.” pic.twitter.com/aoRUDcu8ZD
— HashiCorp (@HashiCorp) June 26, 2018
A perfect example of why talking about ethics and computers' hidden "powers" at tech conferences is REALLY important https://t.co/FlOgfrzxVt
— mastodon.social/@PaulRbr 🐻 (@paulRb_r) June 27, 2018
Thanks @bridgetkromhout for doing it yesterday at #HashiDays.
(thanks @Benoit_Tgt for sharing the tweet)