AI
Many people are telling me how their companies are running tests of AI tools. This in itself is not strange at all. It's probably difficult as a leader today not to feel stressed by the manufacturers of AI promising revolutionary abilities that will radically change all of business
AI
I made this diagram as an explanatory model for showing the relationships between different actors when it comes to AI development and use. It gives you something to point at when showing for example who finances the systems, who contributes to the systems and who benefits or suffers from them.
digital ethics
Understand the stages of machine learning where bias can, and often will, contribute to harm.
tools
Computations will “estimate” your aim, tend to miss the nail and push for a different design. Often unnoticeably.
digital ethics
Let's talk about harm caused by humans implementing AI.
digital ethics
Improve the design of AI tools for ease-of-use and trustworthiness.
fediverse
As more and more people are asking me about Mastodon I felt a need for a picture to point at, showcasing how the software known as Mastodon fits into the much larger concept of the Fediverse. I made this infographic to help myself and others explain the many different use-cases
digital ethics
A brief guide to moral philosophy and how digital ethics fits within the branch of applied ethics.
digital ethics
Asking the right questions for moral management at each stage of the design process
tools
A simple artefact to aid discussions around digital ethics and responsible AI.
design
In this illustration, streets in a city scene are replaced by an abyss. There are people on the sidewalk, standing and walking, one holding a small child by the hand. One person is crossing the abyss on a plank, indicating a cross-walk. The illustration was commissioned for a report on
digital ethics
A chart to help guide moral considerations in the tech space.