In light of the story around AI ethics researcher Timnit Gebru, do you believe Google is committed to transparent and ethical AI practices?

LeadershipCulture & Values

Yes, they are, and they handled the situation appropriately19%

Yes, they are, but they didn't handle the situation well41%

I'm not sure they are committed to transparent and ethical AI practices33%

No, they are not committed to transparent and ethical AI practices6%

223 PARTICIPANTS
1.6k viewscircle icon1 Upvotecircle icon1 Comment
Sort by:
Lead Consulant, Customer Success in Software4 years ago

I think google by nature always has some nefarious intent with anything they do.  It is all centered around making money and using data no matter how it is acquired as a means to do so.

Lightbulb on1

Content you might like

In the past 6 months, has your organization had to abandon any AI projects due to cost?

Yes, AI tool cost was too high8%

Yes, talent costs were too high50%

Yes, costs for both AI tools and talent were too high8%

Not yet, but we may have to33%

No, our AI projects are within budget

N/A, we have no AI projects

View Results

What is a "must have" meeting for you or your team? If you can please share why/what makes it so great - topic, frequency, etc. - I'm looking to brainstorm some fresh opportunities for my group.

Read More Comments

Using AI Ops tools, how much faster does it take to resolve incidents?

1-25%31%

26-50%51%

51-75%16%

76-100%

View Results

Hello!

I am looking for AI/ML tools that are ITAR compliant. Does anyone have any currently or know of where I could find a list of companies that meet this criteria?

Thank you!

For those leading Research and Innovation teams, how are you effectively integrating AI-driven analytics into knowledge management and digital twins to ensure actionable insights and continuous improvement?