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Artificial Intelligence: AAAS Science Technology & Policy Forum Recap (July 22)
Newsroom host Jake Krauss recaps the key points of the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s 48th annual Science, Technology, and Policy forum focused on artificial intelligence (AI). The impact of AI on communities, engagement and strategies to trust are highlighted as well as recommendations for the future to improve equity and accessibility with respect to AI.
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