We are
an independent,
not-for-profit research institute.
Our vision
is for a world in which all systems behave ethically.
Our purpose
is to progress the research, design, development and adoption of ethical AI systems.
“People worry that computers will get too smart and take over the world, but the real problem is that they’re too stupid and they’ve already taken over the world.”
-Pedro Domingos
Our Work
Research
We undertake scientific research in collaboration with universities and other research institutions to advance a science of ethics for AI, and share the findings across the academic community through publications and presentations.Policy
We work with public and private sector organisations to translate ethical AI research findings into policy proposals and influence decision-makers to implement these policies.Public
We promote an informed debate about the social, legal, political and cultural challenges raised by AI and opportunities for more ethical behaviour enabled by it.People
We help develop people's skills by providing training on ethical AI to users and developers of AI systems, as well as to policy-makers and people responsible for automated decision systems.Practice
We put our research into practice by designing, implementing and disseminating open source AI-based decision-making tools in alignment with the new science of ethical AI. We then work together with people responsible for decision-making systems to configure them to achieve ethical goals.
3. Highlights from NeurIPSA brief summary of some interesting papers related to ethical machine learning
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2. Ignorance Isn't BlissHow human intuitions about AI can lead to unfair outcomes
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Partners
Our Founding Partners from industry, government and academia are working together to help bring to life the Gradient Institute’s vision:
We work to pursue our vision in partnership and collaboration with:
March 27, 2019Sydney, Australia
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Ethics of Data Science Symposium |
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