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AI Ethics with Fexingo: Bias, Safety, and Responsible Artificial Intelligence
by Fexingo
Every week, Lucas and Luna sit down at the library table to examine the real-world consequences of artificial intelligence — not the sci-fi futures, but the decisions being coded into systems today. This show is about bias in hiring algorithms that screen out qualified candidates before a human sees a résumé; safety failures in autonomous vehicles that misclassify pedestrians; and the regulatory scramble to define fairness when no one agrees on what 'fair' means. Lucas brings the research: the 2023 AI Incident Database report, the EU AI Act's tiered risk framework, the ProPublica investigation into recidivism algorithms. Luna pushes back with the practical questions: who audits these systems, what happens when an AI's training data contains centuries of systemic prejudice, and whether a code of ethics matters if it can't be enforced. Together, they avoid the hype and the panic, focusing instead on the specific trade-offs engineers and policymakers face. This is for listeners who want t
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Every week, Lucas and Luna sit down at the library table to examine the real-world consequences of artificial intelligence — not the sci-fi futures, but the decisions being coded into systems today. This show is about bias in hiring algorithms that screen out qualified candidates before a human sees a résumé; safety failures in autonomous vehicles that misclassify pedestrians; and the regulatory scramble to define fairness when no one agrees on what 'fair' means. Lucas brings the research: the 2023 AI Incident Database report, the EU AI Act's tiered risk framework, the ProPublica investigation into recidivism algorithms. Luna pushes back with the practical questions: who audits these systems, what happens when an AI's training data contains centuries of systemic prejudice, and whether a code of ethics matters if it can't be enforced. Together, they avoid the hype and the panic, focusing instead on the specific trade-offs engineers and policymakers face. This is for listeners who want t
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