Racial Inequality and Artificial Intelligence: Historical, Ethical, and Policy Perspectives
Racial Inequality and Artificial Intelligence: Historical, Ethical, and Policy Perspectives
Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2026
Time: 12:00 - 12:30 PM
Location: John and Elizabeth Bates Cowles Auditorium
Given the rapid growth on of artificial intelligence and its varying impacts on different racial and ethnic groups, Dr. Yost will share and reflect on his more than 25 years of research on artificial intelligence and machine learning. In particular, he will discuss racial inequality in the current generative AI moment, and the related ethical considerations and policy considerations.
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