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AI & Society

How to respond to the mundanity of artificial intelligence

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Shazade Jameson

June 2023

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CIDOB

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AI will be mundane

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Expectations in the public sector

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Criado, J. I., Sandoval-Almazan, R. ., Valle-Cruz , D., & Ruvalcaba-Gómez, E. A. . (2020). Chief information officers’ perceptions about artificial intelligence: A comparative study of implications and challenges for the public sector. First Monday, 26(1). https://doi.org/10.5210/fm.v26i1.10648

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Everyday processing can be high-risk

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x-harms vs a-harms

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How should we move forward?

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Impacts & transformations require social research.�

Why can’t AI just do the social research?

Writing is thinking.

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AI policies are often focused on outcomes.�E.g. education & chaptgpt

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AI will transform our processes.

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Organisational agility

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Governance processes operationalise accountability.

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Feedback mechanisms

& culture

allow organisations

to adapt over time.

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Identifying governance through projects

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Leadership.

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Thank you / Merci!

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