AIES 2026 keynote: AI ethics concerns from decades ago remain unsolved
davidmanheim · x · 2026-10-14
Opening the AIES 2026 keynote, the speaker took the audience on a "trip down memory lane," noting that many AI ethics concerns raised years or even decades ago remain unsolved. She cited her 2017 paper arguing that responsibility is "ethical and moral as much as it is technical."
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