Ethics in Artificial Intelligence
Discussing algorithmic bias, automation, and the moral responsibilities of AI developers.
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Discussing algorithmic bias, automation, and the moral responsibilities of AI developers.
Key Questions
- Who should be held responsible when an autonomous system causes harm?
- How do we ensure that machine learning models do not inherit human prejudices?
- What does it mean for an algorithm to be transparent or explainable?
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