Ethical Dilemmas of AI
Students will discuss the ethical implications of AI, such as bias, accountability, and job displacement.
Key Questions
- Who should be held responsible when an AI-driven system causes harm?
- Analyze how algorithmic bias can perpetuate and amplify societal inequalities.
- Predict the long-term impact of widespread AI automation on the global workforce.
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