Eleanor Mill

Eleanor Mill


Postgraduate Research Student

Academic and research departments

Department of Business Transformation.

About

My research project

University roles and responsibilities

  • University Ethics Committee

    My qualifications

    1996
    BSc Mathematics
    University of East Anglia
    2015
    MSc Business Analytics
    University of Surrey

    Publications

    Eleanor Mill, Wolfgang Garn , Nick Ryman-Tubb (2022)Managing Sustainability Tensions in Artificial Intelligence: Insights from Paradox Theory, In: AIES '22: Proceedings of the 2022 AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Societypp. 491-498 Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

    This paper offers preliminary reflections on the sustainability tensions present in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and suggests that Paradox Theory, an approach borrowed from the strategic management literature, may help guide scholars towards innovative solutions. The benefits of AI to our society are well documented. Yet those benefits come at environmental and sociological cost, a fact which is often overlooked by mainstream scholars and practitioners. After examining the nascent corpus of literature on the sustainability tensions present in AI, this paper introduces the Accuracy-Energy Paradox and suggests how the principles of paradox theory can guide the AI community to a more sustainable solution.