The AIWS Standards and Practice Committee is established to:
- Update and collect information on threats and potential harm posed by AI
- Connect companies, universities, and governments to find ways to prevent threats and potential harm
- Engage in the audit of behaviors and decisions in the creation of AI
- Create both an Index and Report about AI threats – and identify the source of threat
- Create a Report on respect for, and application of, ethics codes and standards of governments, companies, universities, individuals, and all others
- Work with the UN to call for an AI Peace Treaty, to AI, similar to the Chemical Weapons Convention that prohibits the creation, stockpiling, and use of those weapons
- Work with AI experts on a consensus announcement that “AI experts not engage in any work for, or participate in projects developing AI weapons”.
Members of AIWS Standards and Practice Committee:
Gov. Michael Dukakis, Chairman of Michael Dukakis Institute
Mr. Tuan Anh Nguyen, Director of Michael Dukakis Institute
Ms. Sarah Cotterill, Harvard Fellow
Mr. Allan Cytryn, Representative of Michael Dukakis Institute in New York
Dr. Masahiro Fukuhara, Founder and CEO of IGS and GROW360, Japan
Prof. Jason Furman, Harvard Kennedy School, Fomer Chairman of President Barack Obama’s Council of Economic Advisers
Mr. Ian Goodfellow, Research Scientist at Google
Prof. Hiroshi Ishiguro, Director of the Intelligent Robotics Laboratory, Osaka University, Japan
Prof. Mikhail Kupriyanov, Saint Petersburg Electrotechnical University ‘LETI’
Ms. Beatriz Merino, Former Prime Minister of Peru
Mr. Paul Nemitz, Principal Advisor, Directorate General for Justice and Consumers
Prof. Thomas Patterson, Harvard University
Prof. Derek Reveron, U.S Naval War College
Prof. Matthias Scheutz, Director of Human Robots Interaction Lab, Tuft University
Prof. David Silbersweig, Harvard University
Mr. Eliot Weinman, Founder/Conference Chair, AI World, Executive Editor, AI Trends
