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19 September 2024
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S6M-13331: Emma Roddick: Recognising the Dangers of Artificial Intelligence (AI) – That the Parliament recognises what it sees as the fast evolution and potential of artificial intelligence (AI); understands that there have been many warnings from those most closely familiar with AI capabilities who say that the regulation of and limits on AI’s use is required to ensure safety; notes reports that Professor Geoffrey Hinton, known as the “godfather of AI”, has warned of the need for greater social security investment when AI is entrusted with roles currently carried out by salaried humans, and the need to consider the implications and threat to humanity of AI being given military roles and resources; further notes with concern the conclusions of researchers who report that AI is already acting independently in unexpected ways; acknowledges, for example, that a recent study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) demonstrated AI models beginning to exhibit deception, apparently becoming aware of and adapting to safety assessments of its operation by deceiving assessors and operating differently while under observation, and notes the belief that, in order to effectively regulate the operation of and reach of AI, including in the Highlands and Islands region, policymakers have a duty to seek to understand how it works, what the dangers are, and how to protect society and vulnerable individuals from harm.
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12 September 2024
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S6M-13331: Emma Roddick: Recognising the Dangers of Artificial Intelligence (AI) – That the Parliament recognises what it sees as the fast evolution and potential of artificial intelligence (AI); understands that there have been many warnings from those most closely familiar with AI capabilities who say that the regulation of and limits on AI’s use is required to ensure safety; notes reports that Professor Geoffrey Hinton, known as the “godfather of AI”, has warned of the need for greater social security investment when AI is entrusted with roles currently carried out by salaried humans, and the need to consider the implications and threat to humanity of AI being given military roles and resources; further notes with concern the conclusions of researchers who report that AI is already acting independently in unexpected ways; acknowledges, for example, that a recent study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) demonstrated AI models beginning to exhibit deception, apparently becoming aware of and adapting to safety assessments of its operation by deceiving assessors and operating differently while under observation, and notes the belief that, in order to effectively regulate the operation of and reach of AI, including in the Highlands and Islands region, policymakers have a duty to seek to understand how it works, what the dangers are, and how to protect society and vulnerable individuals from harm.
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6 September 2024
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S6M-13331: Emma Roddick: Recognising the Dangers of Artificial Intelligence (AI) – That the Parliament recognises what it sees as the fast evolution and potential of artificial intelligence (AI); understands that there have been many warnings from those most closely familiar with AI capabilities who say that the regulation of and limits on AI’s use is required to ensure safety; notes reports that Professor Geoffrey Hinton, known as the “godfather of AI”, has warned of the need for greater social security investment when AI is entrusted with roles currently carried out by salaried humans, and the need to consider the implications and threat to humanity of AI being given military roles and resources; further notes with concern the conclusions of researchers who report that AI is already acting independently in unexpected ways; acknowledges, for example, that a recent study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) demonstrated AI models beginning to exhibit deception, apparently becoming aware of and adapting to safety assessments of its operation by deceiving assessors and operating differently while under observation, and notes the belief that, in order to effectively regulate the operation of and reach of AI, including in the Highlands and Islands region, policymakers have a duty to seek to understand how it works, what the dangers are, and how to protect society and vulnerable individuals from harm.
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9 January 2025
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Bureau members may wish to note for information that the rota for Members’ Business until February Recess is as follows– Week beginning Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 16 December 2024 SNP GRN CON Christmas Recess 2024-25 6 January 2025 LAB SNP ALBA 13 January 2025 CON SNP LAB 20 January 2025 SNP CON SNP 27 January 2025 SNP CON LAB 3 February 2025 SNP SNP GRN February Recess 2025 17 February 2025 LD CON SNP 24 February 2025 SNP SNP CON 3 March 2025 LAB SNP SNP 10 March 2025 CON SNP LAB 17 March 2025 SNP CON SNP 24 March 2025 SNP GRN CON 31 March 2025 LAB SNP SNP Easter Recess 2025 4.
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18 December 2024
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Bureau members may wish to note for information that the rota for Members’ Business until February Recess is as follows– Week beginning Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 9 December 2024 SNP CON SNP 16 December 2024 SNP GRN CON Christmas Recess 2024-25 6 January 2025 LAB SNP ALBA 13 January 2025 CON SNP LAB 20 January 2025 SNP CON SNP 27 January 2025 SNP CON LAB 3 February 2025 SNP SNP GRN February Recess 2025 17 February 2025 LD CON SNP 24 February 2025 SNP SNP CON 3 March 2025 LAB SNP SNP 10 March 2025 CON SNP LAB 17 March 2025 SNP CON SNP 24 March 2025 SNP GRN CON 31 March 2025 LAB SNP SNP Easter Recess 2025 4.
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10 October 2024
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Business Managers agreed to retain the following Members’ Business Motions on the Business Bulletin— o S6M-12169: Richard Leonard: Marking the 40th Anniversary of the Miners’ Strike o S6M-12209: Jamie Halcro Johnson: 200th Anniversary of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution o S6M-13569: Clare Haughey: Raising Awareness of Liver Disease (will be selected for Member’s Business w/c 7 October) o S6M-12918: Fulton MacGregor: Tackling Sibling Sexual Abuse in Scotland o S6M-13331: Emma Roddick: Recognising the Dangers of Artificial Intelligence (AI...
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2 December 2021
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Strategic objectives and priorities 2021 – 2025 21. Our strategic objectives and priorities for 2021 to 2025 are directly aligned with the exercise of our general functions as specified in section 2 (3) of the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner Act 2020.
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2 April 2025
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1 April 2022
Biodiversity Statement 2021 Gaelic
Tha na gnèithean sealltainn rùn leanmhainneach Pàrlamaid na h-Alba taic a chur ri bith- seo air fàs san eilean bhon eigheachadh mu dheireadh, mu 10,000 iomadachd agus a brosnachadh. bliadhna air ais. Tha iad am measg nan gnèithean de chraobhan as Thathar air dìtheanan fiadhain, preasan, feur fiadhain, agus craobhan motha ann an cunnart anns an t-saoghal.
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25 September 2024
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Details of any other activities, such as visits undertaken by the Group or papers/report published by the Group should also be provided. 4 October 2023 Colleges and Universities view on Withers report MSPs: 4 7 December 2023 AI and the challenges and opportunities MSPs : 1 7 March 2024 Impact of UK Government immigration policies on international students M...
