Activism by the AI Community: Analysing Recent Achievements and Future
Prospects
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2001.06528v1
- Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2020 20:53:10 GMT
- Title: Activism by the AI Community: Analysing Recent Achievements and Future
Prospects
- Authors: Haydn Belfield
- Abstract summary: We survey activism by the AI community over the last six years.
We apply two analytical frameworks to explore what they imply for the future prospects of the AI community.
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- Abstract: The artificial intelligence community (AI) has recently engaged in activism
in relation to their employers, other members of the community, and their
governments in order to shape the societal and ethical implications of AI. It
has achieved some notable successes, but prospects for further political
organising and activism are uncertain. We survey activism by the AI community
over the last six years; apply two analytical frameworks drawing upon the
literature on epistemic communities, and worker organising and bargaining; and
explore what they imply for the future prospects of the AI community. Success
thus far has hinged on a coherent shared culture, and high bargaining power due
to the high demand for a limited supply of AI talent. Both are crucial to the
future of AI activism and worthy of sustained attention.
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