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AI Risks April 14, 2025 · The College Fix

Scholars at Harvard conference warn ' biased ' AI could define 'woman' | The College Fix

MIT scholar says she is working to create 'feminist AI '. Scholars raised concerns about how artificial intelligence may define the word “woman” or ...

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