Who is responsible when an AI system causes harm, and how can the law protect people before harm occurs? In an interview with the Harvard Gazette, Faculty Associate Ifeoma Ajunwa discusses accountability, bias in hiring, and the need for AI governance that looks beyond after-the-fact enforcement. She also makes the case for universities as places where people can debate the ethical questions raised by AI.
Read the full interview in the Harvard Gazette.
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