Ideas
Models, Methods, and Musings.
These articles provide a deeper understanding of the research and ideas that underpin our current work and our future plans.
“That’s a deep fake:” Balancing power in the AI world
Reading time: 6 minutes
Governing AI series: Part 2 This article is Part 2 of a series about the power of using multiple methods of regulating AI. This is not, for example, about the content of a law or a policy recommendation from an AI developer industry group. It is about what types of governance have a chance of […]
Better lives: Using AI to transform ourselves and society
Reading time: 5 minutes
Governing AI series: Part 3 This article is Part 3 of a series about the power of using multiple methods of regulating AI. This is not, for example, about the content of a law or a policy recommendation from an AI developer industry group. It is about what types of governance have a chance of […]
Fool me once: AI and the balance of power
Reading time: 5 minutes
Governing AI series: Part 1 This article is Part 1 of a series about the power of using multiple methods of regulating AI. This is not, for example, about the content of a law or a policy recommendation from an AI developer industry group. It is about what types of governance have a chance of […]
A little help from our friends: Our World in Data
Reading time: 3 minutes
Short introductions to resources we find useful This article is part of a series which features ideas from other people that inform our thinking and inspire us. We hope you will find them interesting. We are descended from people who got out of the way of the cave bear We human beings are good at […]
Three-minute case studies: wiifm? Journalism professor, mother, and grandmother
Reading time: < 1 minute
This three-minute case study is part of a series where we have interviewed individuals to discover how they are applying what they learned from the Allison Group. What has been useful for them?
Three-minute case studies: wiifm? Nonprofit executive director
Reading time: < 1 minute
This three-minute case study is part of a series where we have interviewed individuals to discover how they are applying what they learned from the Allison Group. What has been useful for them?
