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Grant Vousden-Dishington

Data Scientist Looking to Make a Difference

Grant Vousden-Dishington is a data neuroscientist with a diverse educational background that includes Computer Science, Philosophy, and General Engineering.

He is actively seeking new opportunities in neuroscience research, particularly in electrophysiology and MEG/EEG, but remains open to compelling roles beyond the realm of neuroscience.

Grant has held various positions at reputable organizations, such as Senior Data Scientist at ETS and Data Science Lead at Apple Global Business Intelligence at Tata Consultancy Services.

He has also engaged in mentorship programs, volunteer work, and research endeavors at institutions like Mozilla, UC San Diego, and UC Irvine.

Highlights

Aug 17 · linkedin

Five Questions for AI, in the style of Tony Benn:

  1. What capabilities does the AI have?
  2. From what data does the AI develop these capabilities?
  3. What goals is the AI trying to achieve, or at least optimize?
  4. Who is held responsible for what the AI does?
  5. How do we turn the AI off?

With skepticism about AI products - Gen AI capabilities in particular - becoming more prominent and more examples of AI misuse piling up (copyright infringement, hiring and labor malpractice, automated fraud, etc.), the thought occurred to me that it might be to adapt a version of Benn’s Five Questions for any organizational leaders looking to use AI. Maybe Business AI doesn’t sound as imperative as Democracy, but given the potential impacts, I think the concern is appropriate.

May 26 · linkedin

The composition of the US AI Safety and Security board is already good for a laugh, but the inclusion of a model oil baronness and a defense contractor really emphasizes the American flavor. 🤌

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San Diego, California, United States