ethical decision-making in ai
Ethical decision-making in AI refers to the process of ensuring that artificial intelligence systems are designed, trained, and deployed in a way that aligns with moral values, respects human rights, and minimizes potential harm, thereby ensuring responsible and accountable use of AI technologies.
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