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Wendell Wallach
Carnegie-Uehiro Fellow, Iniciativa sobre Inteligencia Artificial e Igualdad (AIEI); Centro Interdisciplinario de Bioética de Yale
Alex Woodson
Productor de contenidos digitales y director editorial, Carnegie Council
Wendell Wallach, consultor, especialista en ética y académico del Centro Interdisciplinario de Bioética de Yale, habla de algunos de los problemas actuales de la inteligencia artificial (IA), incluida su defensa de la gobernanza internacional de la tecnología. Él y el presentador Alex Woodson también hablan de la reciente orden ejecutiva de Trump, la renta básica universal, y algunas de las cuestiones éticas en China en relación con la IA, incluyendo el Sistema de Crédito Social.
Wendell Wallach, consultant, ethicist, and scholar at the Yale Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics, discusses some of the current issues in artificial intelligence (AI), including his push for international governance of the technology. He and host Alex Woodson also speak about Trump's recent executive order, universal basic income, and some of the ethical issues in China concerning AI, including the Social Credit System.
Wallach is a Carnegie-Uehiro fellow and has spoken several times at Carnegie Council, most recently at a December 2018 event organized in part by The Hastings Center, where he is a senior adviser, and in a September 2016 interview with Stephanie Sy.
This podcast also references Sy's March 2018 Carnegie Council interview with Andrew Yang, a Democratic presidential candidate 2020, and some popular YouTube videos about his platform, focusing on universal basic income.
