Artificial Intelligence/AI
BookNet and the U.S.-based Book Industry Study Group (BISG) are hoping that a new survey on AI use in the North American book industry will provide a detailed overview of how those in the industry are approaching AI, including identifying concerns and friction points.
In a statement released a day after the April 28 election, Access Copyright pointed out that addressing the ongoing issues with copyright — and the burgeoning ones about artificial intelligence — dovetails with the government’s goals regarding Canadian sovereignty.
Session topics will include “how learning language model systems are built (including the risks of biases and hallucinations), demonstrate how AI-powered chatbots can transform creative writing, and spotlight the ethical challenges of AI.”
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