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ASU Lincoln Center to launch course on human impacts of AI

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Posted about 3 years ago  in The College of Liberal Arts & Sciences Families.

The Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics at The College is launching a course in fall 2023 on the human impacts of AI. Led by Assistant Director Gaymon Bennett and Research Program Manager Erica O’Neil, Human Impacts of Artificial Intelligence will allow students to work hands-on with AI tools, identify how machine learning and algorithms are shaping their lives and examine those impacts through community-oriented research.

“Students are entering into a world rapidly being shaped by artificial intelligence,” O’Neil said. “This class will help them think critically about how that is already happening, and what they can do to advocate for the type of future they want to inherit.”

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