ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how we work, communicate, and make decisions, but its impact is not just a question of technological innovation. It also raises critical questions about fairness, accountability, civil rights, and how we ensure these systems serve everyone.
As policymakers, researchers, and communities grapple with these challenges, leaders across sectors are working to shape the future of AI in ways that reflect our values and protect the public interest.
In this episode, we're exploring some of the biggest questions facing AI today — from responsible development and governance to ensuring that communities historically impacted by technology are included in shaping its future.
Joining us for this conversation is Roy L. Austin, Jr. the Inaugural Director of Howard University School of Law’s almost 1 year old AI initiative and Alex Givens, President and CEO for the Center for Democracy & Technology.
As policymakers, researchers, and communities grapple with these challenges, leaders across sectors are working to shape the future of AI in ways that reflect our values and protect the public interest.
In this episode, we're exploring some of the biggest questions facing AI today — from responsible development and governance to ensuring that communities historically impacted by technology are included in shaping its future.
Joining us for this conversation is Roy L. Austin, Jr. the Inaugural Director of Howard University School of Law’s almost 1 year old AI initiative and Alex Givens, President and CEO for the Center for Democracy & Technology.
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