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Technology & Ethics

Who technology serves, who it harms, and who is doing something about it

Research groups, publishers, writers, and watchdogs — organized into four sections so you can go straight to the kind of reading or following you want. Every entry is free. The tools themselves live in AI & Assistive Tools.

New to the vocabulary? The AI Terminology Decoder explains the terms, movements, and slang in this debate — and sources where each one came from, including when nobody can honestly be credited with coining it.

Not sure where to start? The AI Explainer Hub routes you by question — which models to use, who to follow, what the concerns are, and what AI means for your career.

Use AI as a tool — not as gospel

As you can see, I used AI to create this website. Like so many today, I have complicated feelings about Big Tech and AI, especially in the ways it impacts creative arts and intellectual property, the labor market and employee retention, environmental resources, and exacerbates wealth inequality and funding allocation. There are beneficial tools, especially to support entrepreneurs or to facilitate web design or presentation structure. But we are constantly weighing the costs of technology and I will continue to add articles or books that explore the ethical challenges, especially on the underserved communities I want to help. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the topic as well.

“The Analytical Engine has no pretensions whatever to originate any thing. It can do whatever we know how to order it to perform. It can follow analysis; but it has no power of anticipating any analytical relations or truths. Its province is to assist us in making available what we are already acquainted with.”

— Ada Lovelace (1843)

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Research & Analysis

The deep-dive written work — papers, essays, investigations, and case studies on who technology serves and who it harms.

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Organizations & Watchdogs

The institutions doing the research, the oversight, and the accountability work — and the ones you can join or support.

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Isomorphic Labs

Alphabet company applying AI models to drug discovery, spun out of Google DeepMind.

From the site: Isomorphic Labs is building a future where frontier AI can help to unlock deeper scientific insights, faster breakthroughs, and life-changing medicines.

Why I recommend it: A concrete example of AI applied to something other than chat. Worth a look if you are science-trained and wondering where AI hiring is happening outside big tech.

#ai#drug-discovery#deepmind#science#ai-jobs
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Mila (Quebec AI Institute)

Montreal research institute founded by Yoshua Bengio: publications, research teams, and programs for students and visiting researchers.

From the site: Mila is a Montreal-based artificial intelligence research institute that brings together researchers from Université de Montréal, McGill University, Polytechnique Montréal and HEC Montréal.

Why I recommend it: Check the students and programs pages if you want to move toward research work. Academic institutes publish their entry routes more openly than companies do.

#ai-jobs#ai-research#canada#research#research-institute#university
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Voices to Follow

Researchers, writers, and advocates whose work is worth reading as it lands, not just once.

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Newsletters & Ongoing Coverage

Worth subscribing to rather than reading once — newsletters, podcasts, and the publishers covering this beat.

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Learn & Explore

Reference sites, free training, communities, and writers to dig into when you want to go deeper on your own.

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