Clay from 160 Million Years Ago Challenges AI Ethics Debates at Oxford
Everyone figured AI ethics talks would be another sterile panel of suits debating doomsday scenarios. Instead, Es Devlin had them knee-deep in Jurassic clay, pots in hand, hashing out Turing tests and compassion.
theAIcatchupApr 07, 20264 min read
⚡ Key Takeaways
Es Devlin's clay workshop reimagines AI ethics debates as tactile, ego-free collaborations.𝕏
Oxford's $175M Schwarzman Centre positions humanities-AI fusion as future market driver.𝕏
Unique insight: Parallels 1940s ENIAC ethics, predicting embodied methods for better AI alignment.𝕏
The 60-Second TL;DR
Es Devlin's clay workshop reimagines AI ethics debates as tactile, ego-free collaborations.
Oxford's $175M Schwarzman Centre positions humanities-AI fusion as future market driver.
Unique insight: Parallels 1940s ENIAC ethics, predicting embodied methods for better AI alignment.
