The ethical use of AI in open-source investigations

Everyone is talking about using AI for OSINT, but what are the ethical considerations before you fire up your first chat? Before you start feeding a machine learning model your data and relying on it’s results, our guest from Fivecast tells us what you should consider.Key takeawaysChatGPT has built-in biases (just like humans)Understand the human toll behind machine learningHow to use AI responsibly<br/>About Trent LewisTrent is part of the Fivecast Data Science team and leads efforts in natural language processing of OSINT data and the evaluation of the Fivecast Risk Detectors.  Prior to joining Fivecast in 2021, Trent was an academic at Flinders University (2005-2021) teaching and researching in databases, programming and machine learning.  With a background in cognitive science, Trent has a PhD in Audio-Visual Speech Processing that explored the use of multi-modal data sources to improve the classification of speech. References from the showResponsible use of AIAnalyzing online communitiesLeveraging AI for counter terrorism industry briefFivecast<br/>