Manoj, Advancing AI & Tech Ethics: Insights from UNESCO, 5G Innovations, and Beyond

Making AI Ethical by Design: The UNESCO Perspective

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Click here to see a web copy of this email Add resources.email@computer.org to your address book Making AI Ethical by Design: The UNESCO Perspective Global ethical concerns arise from AI's rapid growth and misuse. This article reviews UNESCO's AI ethics recommendation, highlighting key points and impacts. AI reshapes social, economic, political, and cultural interactions, including environmental engagement IEEE Computer Society 2023 Annual Report(PDF) See what we accomplished in 2023 with the help of our amazing members and volunteers. 2024 Technology Predictions From hypothetical exercise to enabling prosperity - technologies making the list this year range from accessible quantum computing to next gen AI and advancing cybersecurity with the upcoming US elections. Nominations open for ACM/IEEE CS Eckert-Mauchly Award ACM and the IEEE Computer Society co-sponsor the Eckert-Mauchly Award, known as the computer architecture community's most prestigious award. 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