Olivia Gambelin: AI Ethics and Building Responsible AI Strategies

Olivia Gambelin's "Responsible AI" provides a practical guide for implementing ethical approaches in organizations working with artificial intelligence. The book explores the human element in AI development, emphasizing the importance of values-driven decision-making. It offers strategies for aligning organizational practices and people with ethical principles, promoting responsible innovation. Gambelin's work challenges the notion of imbuing AI with ethics, instead focusing on human responsibility in shaping AI's development and use. The book serves as a valuable resource for businesses and individuals seeking to navigate the ethical complexities of AI.

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