Generative AI Ethics and Society Roundtable Discussion

Cynthia Breazeal, Professor, MIT Media Arts and Sciences and Dean for Digital Learning, talks to all five speakers about the ethical and societal implications of generative AI.

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[LeonLoukeris]

How is it possible to ask AI to give an answer to our own dilemmas? We haven't figured out the right answer yet. Sara Beery's complex example is a perfect reflection of that dilemma.