Artificial Intelligence

3 lessons from IBM on designing responsible, ethical AI

AI technology will affect all of human society - so it's crucial to put the work in to get it right.

AI technology will affect all of human society - so it's crucial to put the work in to get it right. Image: Gerd Altmann / Pixabay

Daniel Lim
Senior Director, Scenarios, Salesforce
Brian Green
Director, Technology Ethics, Santa Clara University
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