Joanna J Bryson
Prof of Ethics & Technology; Artificial & natural intelligence, culture, evolution, & governance. Vaguely professional tweets–for more @j2blather fewer @j2breve
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Children cooperate more successfully with non-kin than with siblings.
Cooperation plays a key role in advanced societies with human cooperation among kin being more prominent than cooperation among non-kin. However, little is known about the developmental roots of kin and non-kin cooperation in humans. Here, we show...
Joanna J Bryson
Oh wow cool preprint (even if a bit unsurprising...)
Children cooperate more successfully with non-kin than with siblings
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Joanna J Bryson
Prof @TobyWalsh has four additional 5-year PostDocs and eight PhD positions in Australia. These
positions are to explore issues around trustworthy AI such as fairness, transparency,
explainability, auditability and privacy. #aiethics
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