Philosophy Question

Post ID: 3386786

Overview

Problem:

Be prefaced with an abstract of no more than 400 words (this is fine)

Be fewer than 2,000 words (mine is about 500 words too long)

directions:

After rapidly evolving in the Information Technology field (IT), Artificial Intelligence (AI) has now become versatile, with AI applications and systems being applied in a wide range of sectors, including entertainment, retail, healthcare, finance, real estate, and many more.

The rate at which AI is progressing has triggered research into the effects of AI, as well as the formation of advisory and review panels around the world, in an attempt to understand and protect against any negative societal impact. While safety, cybersecurity, and workforce risks are all at play in the AI space, there has not been an initiative to provide a comprehensive landscape of how various sectors are currently implementing the technology, the short-term positive and negative societal impacts, and how to best capture benefits and mitigate risks to users and society at large.

To highlight the power of standards as a tool to keep the use of AI as a positive impact, the ANSI 2024 Student Paper Competition invites authors to choose an industry sector and explore the ways in which AI Standards play a role in achieving a positive impact or could do so in the future. Papers should identify a relevant standard or multiple standards and discuss how it/they can contribute to strategies and solutions for AI.

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Entries must be submitted by June 7, 2024, and must adhere to the following requirements:

Include a title and a list of names of all contributing authors, their contact details, and

the affiliated institute of higher education

Be prefaced with an abstract of no more than 400 words

Be fewer than 2,000 words (not including requirements #2 and #3 above, notes, tables,

charts, and a bibliography that may not exceed 3 pages)

Be in English and suitable for publication (final editing assistance will be provided

before publication of winning papers)

Be submitted in electronic format, preferably Microsoft Word or other revisable format,

in 12-point type size

Please spell and grammar check before submitting

Be original and not previously published