
Computer vision AI researchers resist ethical concerns
08.02.2022
Protocol.com recently published an article detailing the resistance to consider ethical concerns among computer scientists in the field of computer vision. Find the article here….
Humans have incredible power when programming the machines for Artificial Intelligence capabilities. ethicsai.org website is dedicated to how this power will have a long lasting impact on race, society, and the future of humanity.
Protocol.com recently published an article detailing the resistance to consider ethical concerns among computer scientists in the field of computer vision. Find the article here….
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