HeyJaredCasting the Net - Webwise
Casting the net is a new youth-led series hosted by teens for teens exploring the breadth and depth of our online worlds. In each episode we cast the net wide to learn about the opportunities and challenges the internet brings, and hear from experts from around the globe.
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AI, Ethics and Our Online World - A Conversation with Dr. Abeba Birhane (Part 2) (opens the original)
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In part 2 of this episode, Webwise Youth Panelist Ross continues his conversation with world leading AI expert Abeba Birhane who founded and leads the AI Accountability Lab at the ADAPT Research Centre in Trinity College. They discuss chatbots, deepfakes, and the growing role AI plays in young people’s lives. Abeba shares her thoughts on using AI responsibly, the need for effective safeguards and policy, and what she believes young people should know as AI continues to develop. Learn more about
AI, Ethics and Our Online World - A Conversation with Dr. Abeba Birhane (Part 1) (opens the original)
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In Part 1 of this episode, Webwise Youth Panelist Ross speaks to world leading AI expert Abeba Birhane who founded and leads the AI Accountability Lab at the ADAPT Research Centre in Trinity College. Through questions from Ross, and others on the youth panel, they explore the ethics and societal impact of AI, why the data used to train AI matters and what teenagers should know about how their data is being used. They also chat about common misconceptions about AI, and navigating an online world
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