Design Principles for a Pluralist Automated Future: The Conference Malmo, Sweden

Ovetta urges particular caution for the encounters between humans and machines in the era of AI and machine learning. It’s not Skynet, not yet, but ceding decision making responsibility to such systems can lead to harmful consequences. The best way of countering these resides in responsible, human-centred design frameworks which capture the minimum viable data, maintain balance in the exchange of what people give and what they receive, and include iterative privacy by default. Ovetta ends with a rigorous set of responsible design practices to combat the amplification of our human biases by AI systems.