Why we must consider the intergenerational impacts of AI

Oct 5, 2021

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Regulation is needed to ensure AI does not perpetuate historical inequities, harming not only this generation but those in the future. Image: Unsplash / @surface

Beatrice Dias

Assistant Professor, University of Pittsburgh

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