AI Regulation Blog
Georgia CTSA is proud to launch this new blog on Regulatory Knowledge and Artificial Intelligence. The purpose of the blog is to stimulate opinion and insights from our readers on the ethical and political dimensions of regulating AI models.
The blog’s editors are Eunji Emily Kim, MS, MA, a doctoral student in the School of Public Policy at Georgia Institute of Technology, and John Banja, PhD, a long-time faculty member at Emory University’s Center for Ethics and a member of the Regulatory Knowledge and Support program of the Georgia CTSA. Artificial intelligence has been the focus of Emily’s and John’s research for some time, and they welcome future bloggers.
#1 Preliminary Thoughts on Regulating AI
— by John Banja, PhD — I prepared this inaugural blog by doing some internet searches on “regulating artificial intelligence” and came up with the materials and associated links below. What follows is an overview of some of the most interesting, provocative, and unsettling insights I found and which I thought makes for an interesting overview of what’s currently going on in the regulatory space of AI.
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