Volume 4, Issue 3

August 2024

The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance

20 articles in this issue

Editorial: The ethical implications of AI hype
Tania Duarte
Nicholas Barrow
Peter Smith
Preface 05 August 2024 Pages: 649 - 651
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
The consequences of AI hype
Kevin LaGrandeur
Opinion Paper 04 October 2023 Pages: 653 - 656
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
Computer vision: AI imaginaries and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harry Law
Original Research Open access 19 December 2023 Pages: 657 - 663
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T.C. The Dangers of AI Hype: Examining and countering the causes, manifestations, and consequences of overinflated and misrepresented AI capabilities and performance

The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
This season’s artificial intelligence (AI): is today’s AI really that different from the AI of the past? Some reflections and thoughts
Peter Smith
Laura Smith
Opinion Paper 19 December 2023 Pages: 665 - 668
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T.C. The Dangers of AI Hype: Examining and countering the causes, manifestations, and consequences of overinflated and misrepresented AI capabilities and performance

The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
Tackling AI Hyping
Mona Sloane
David Danks
Emanuel Moss
Original Research Open access 24 April 2024 Pages: 669 - 677
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
Establishing counterpoints in the sonic framing of AI narratives
Jennifer Chubb
David Beer
Original Research Open access 12 December 2023 Pages: 679 - 690
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T.C. The Dangers of AI Hype: Examining and countering the causes, manifestations, and consequences of overinflated and misrepresented AI capabilities and performance

The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
Anthropomorphism in AI: hype and fallacy
Adriana Placani
Original Research Open access 05 February 2024 Pages: 691 - 698
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
The harms of terminology: why we should reject so-called “frontier AI”
Gina Helfrich
Commentary Open access 11 March 2024 Pages: 699 - 705
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
Anthropomorphism and AI hype
Nicholas Barrow
Commentary Open access 25 March 2024 Pages: 707 - 711
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
Talking existential risk into being: a Habermasian critical discourse perspective to AI hype
Salla Westerstrand
Rauli Westerstrand
Jani Koskinen
Original Research Open access 02 April 2024 Pages: 713 - 726
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
The mechanisms of AI hype and its planetary and social costs
Alva Markelius
Connor Wright
Yu-Ting Kuo
Original Research Open access 02 April 2024 Pages: 727 - 742
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
Promising the future, encoding the past: AI hype and public media imagery
Dominik Vrabič Dežman
Original Research Open access 03 April 2024 Pages: 743 - 756
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
AI hype, promotional culture, and affective capitalism
Clea Bourne
Original Research Open access 06 May 2024 Pages: 757 - 769
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
How AI hype impacts the LGBTQ + community
Dawn McAra-Hunter
Original Research Open access 14 February 2024 Pages: 771 - 790
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
AI hype as a cyber security risk: the moral responsibility of implementing generative AI in business
Declan Humphreys
Abigail Koay
Erica Mealy
Original Research Open access 23 February 2024 Pages: 791 - 804
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
Regulating autonomous and AI-enabled weapon systems: the dangers of hype
Nathan Gabriel Wood
Original Research 20 March 2024 Pages: 805 - 817
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
Surfing reality, hype, and propaganda: an empirical comparative analysis on predictive software in criminal justice
Elena Falletti
Original Research 18 March 2024 Pages: 819 - 831
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
Three different types of AI hype in healthcare
Michael Strange
Commentary Open access 14 March 2024 Pages: 833 - 840
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
AI art and public literacy: the miseducation of Ai-Da the robot
Eleonora Lima
Original Research Open access 21 May 2024 Pages: 841 - 854
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The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance
Mind-reading in AI and neurotechnology: evaluating claims, hype, and ethical implications for neurorights
Frederic Gilbert
Ingrid Russo
Original Research Open access 16 July 2024 Pages: 855 - 872
Part of 2 collections:

T.C. The Dangers of AI Hype: Examining and countering the causes, manifestations, and consequences of overinflated and misrepresented AI capabilities and performance

The Ethical Implications of AI Hype: Examining the overinflation and misrepresentation of AI capabilities and performance

Volume 4, Issue 3

Editorial: The ethical implications of AI hype

The consequences of AI hype

Computer vision: AI imaginaries and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

This season’s artificial intelligence (AI): is today’s AI really that different from the AI of the past? Some reflections and thoughts

Tackling AI Hyping

Establishing counterpoints in the sonic framing of AI narratives

Anthropomorphism in AI: hype and fallacy

The harms of terminology: why we should reject so-called “frontier AI”

Anthropomorphism and AI hype

Talking existential risk into being: a Habermasian critical discourse perspective to AI hype

The mechanisms of AI hype and its planetary and social costs

Promising the future, encoding the past: AI hype and public media imagery

AI hype, promotional culture, and affective capitalism

How AI hype impacts the LGBTQ + community

AI hype as a cyber security risk: the moral responsibility of implementing generative AI in business

Regulating autonomous and AI-enabled weapon systems: the dangers of hype

Surfing reality, hype, and propaganda: an empirical comparative analysis on predictive software in criminal justice

Three different types of AI hype in healthcare

AI art and public literacy: the miseducation of Ai-Da the robot

Mind-reading in AI and neurotechnology: evaluating claims, hype, and ethical implications for neurorights

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