Extanto has been performing content sensitivity reviews for our higher education publishing clients for several years. This is a service that our clients value and an opportunity that we relish and, at this time, it’s probably helpful for us to explain why. The political climate has cast a shadow on this work, often mischaracterizing it as censorship or ideological manipulation. We believe it’s time to have a look at the true essence of sensitivity reviews: compassion for students and their learning experiences.
AI Ethics: Navigating Development, Bias, and Responsible Use
The rapid advancement of AI technology might have outpaced our ability to get a handle on its ethical implications. As researchers and developers push the boundaries of what AI is capable of, often they find themselves in uncharted ethical territory.
Vermont’s AI Policy Informs User Guide for Responsible AI Implementation
Using Vermont’s AI governance framework, we have assembled a high-level guide for AI users in a business setting. We outline best practices for responsible implementation of AI systems, providing a general guide for organizations to navigate AI regulation and ethical use.
In Fact, Androids do Dream of Electric Sheep
Science fiction has long been fertile ground for imagining future technologies and societal changes. Over the past five decades, many of these imaginative concepts have transitioned from fiction to become integral parts of our daily lives. So here are ten remarkable ideas from science fiction that have materialized into reality since the 1970s.
AI In Business: Now And By Year’s End
In a little over a year, artificial intelligence has gone from experimental technology and novelty to a core driver of modern business strategy. While foundational applications like customer service automation and data analytics dominate today’s landscape, emerging advancements promise to redefine how organizations operate by year’s end. Here’s an in-depth look at AI’s evolving role across industries.
Marketing DecTron to the Federal Government
Federal agencies, particularly those involved in defense, healthcare, energy research, and manufacturing, are increasingly looking for solutions that can improve precision, safety, and productivity, and adhere to strict regulations.