2025-03-22 One-Minute Post

Duck.ai offers privacy-focused AI chatbot, while Senate Commerce Committee questions tech nominees on AI privacy. Large AI models supercharge machine surveillance, raising concerns for privacy. AI coding assistants pose risks of bias from training data. Efforts to build a racially just society with AI are underway. First decision finds copyright infringement in generative AI, highlighting fairness concerns. New study addresses bias in healthcare AI, emphasizing fairness and equity. The necessity of regulating AI systems in a fair, transparent, and responsible manner is emphasized for ethical machine learning.

Articles we found interesting:

1. What is Duck.ai? Everything we know about DuckDuckGo's privacy-focused AI chatbot link Highlight: Unlike other AI chat platforms, Duck.ai does not track, log, or store conversations, making it an ideal choice for privacy-conscious users, who are …
2. Senate Commerce Committee Questions Trump Tech Nominees - Inside Global Tech link Highlight: Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), FTC, Technology … Conor Kane advises clients on a broad range of privacy, artificial intelligence, …
3. Machine Surveillance is Being Super-Charged by Large AI Models | ACLU link Highlight: Limits and guardrails are vital to protect our privacy and liberty — as well as our sanity — against omnipresent AI surveillance.
4. AI Coding Assistants: 17 Risks (And How To Mitigate Them) - Forbes link Highlight: Bias From Training Data Or Past Patterns. AI-generated code may introduce … AI recommendations for biases and security gaps. - Matthew Jones …
5. Could AI help us build a more racially just society? | Sanmi Koyejo - The Guardian link Highlight: … bias in AI systems than confront human bias directly. Consider healthcare: many clinicians acknowledge that systemic biases disproportionately …
6. Column: AI… Not that Smart - Columbia Community Connection link Highlight: … bias introduced in programming. Even AI … Studies have been privately done on these predictive AI models ostensibly looking for biases …
7. First Decision Finding Copyright Infringement in Generative AI | Knowledge - Fasken link Highlight: In evaluating Ross' fair use defense, the Court considered the four statutory factors under American copyright law and found that upon weighing these …
8. New Study Tackles Bias in Healthcare AI - AZoRobotics link Highlight: The authors emphasize fairness, equity, and explainability, providing a roadmap to reduce disparities and support more ethical AI implementation in …
9. Ethical aspects in machine learning: an agnostic approach - ResearchGate link Highlight: The essay emphasizes the necessity of regulating AI systems in a fair, transparent, and responsible manner, … [Show full abstract] especially in …

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