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Podcast SURF Sounds: Responsible AI in education and research

ArtificiaI intelligence offers wonderful opportunities for education and research, but there are also risks. Think discrimination and possible loss of control if AI becomes smarter than ourselves. In this episode, we talk to Peter-Paul Verbeek, technology philosopher and rector magnificus of the University of Amsterdam, and Duuk Baten, adviser responsible AI at SURF.
Podcast SURF Sounds: Responsible AI in onderwijs en onderzoek

Influential experts, professors and tech bosses recently warned about the rapid rise of AI and even called for a temporary development freeze. Is a development freeze also applicable in our sector? What risks and challenges do we see in education and research in continuing to develop and use AI? And how can education and research institutions ensure responsible use of AI?

We discuss it with Peter-Paul Verbeek, rector magnificus of the University of Amsterdam, and Duuk Baten, advisor responsible AI at SURF.

I actually see artificial intelligence as a new technical infrastructure of our thinking
Peter-Paul Verbeek

Want to know more about philosophy of technology in general? Then follow Duuk's tip and read Peter-Paul Verbeek's book 'What things do' (in Dutch 'De daadkracht der dingen') or follow Peter-Paul's tip for more insight into AI and responsible use worldwide at: www.unesco.org/en/artificial-int...mmendation-ethics.

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