Submitted by [deleted] t3_ypzbp5 in MachineLearning
drcopus t1_ivmjj3l wrote
Reply to comment by new_name_who_dis_ in [D] Academia: The highest funded plagiarist is also an AI ethicist by [deleted]
Iason Gabriel comes to mind as a prominent example, but I do think I could find some others too. Maybe Kate Crawford also reasonably fits - she certainly comes from humanities. (This isn't my area, so this is all quite vague to me)
On another note, I don't really buy your analogy to law. AI ethics is inherently interdisciplinary. While I will always be skeptical of people simply coming in with backgrounds from one side or another, I don't think the space should be hostile. After all it requires collaboration.
new_name_who_dis_ t1_ivmnhxr wrote
I think law is very interdisciplinary. But you still need to understand the actual law.
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