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Jun 20, 2019

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A.I. Ethics Boards Should Be Based on Human Rights

Tech companies should ensure their ethics boards are guided by universal human rights and resist bad faith arguments about diversity and free speech

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Co-authored with Brenda K Leong

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Evan Selinger

Evan Selinger

Prof. Philosophy at RIT. Latest book: “Re-Engineering Humanity.” Bylines everywhere. http://eselinger.org/

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