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Brad Lohoar on June 3rd, 2025

As artificial intelligence transforms industries and societies, engineers hold the key to ensuring AI’s ethical design and use. This article explores how engineers can address bias, accountability, and social impact... View Article

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Newsletters, Article, AI ethics, AI, artificial intelligence, Engineers, united nations, unescoAs artificial intelligence transforms industries and societies, engineers hold the key to ensuring AI’s ethical design and use. This article explores how engineers can address bias, accountability, and social impact... View Article
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