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9 Session 8: Use of Machine Learning for Privacy Ethics
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... ) Because it is impossible to use hard-coded restraints for ethics, Riedl proposed an alternative way to address value alignment for artificial intelligence -- reinforcement learning involves trial and error in a simulated or real environment and rewards an agent's appropriate behavior accordingly.
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... Procedural commonsense knowledge includes sociocultural conventions that reduce human–human conflict. Riedl pointed out that databases are being created to collect commonsense knowledge; however, declarative knowledge databases are missing information and, of course, contain no procedural information.
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... Riedl noted that systems that are aware of sociocultural conventions or curated data sets do not currently exist, and researchers still do not know how to solve these problems using deep neural networks. Three to 5 years from now, Riedl expects agents to start using commonsense knowledge and world knowledge to address human needs; to engage in longer conversations; to rely on computational imagination; and to differentiate behavior based on cultural context.


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