Printable PDF one-sheet.
This one-sheet was created for the SOPHIA of Worcester County Chapter by students in the Communication Law and Ethics course at Fitchburg State University and edited by Dr. J.J. Sylvia IV and Dr. Kyle Moody. It was hosted by Strong Style Coffee and its creation was supported by SOPHIA and the Douglas and Isabelle Crocker Center for Civic Engagement. Students included Miguel Aguiar, Colin Ahearn, Andrew Allen, Ben Bursell, Olivia Grant, Rebecca Landry, Kevin Newey, Martha Melendez, Shane Muir, Edgar Mutebi, Scott Ryan, and Ben Sharple.
Artificial intelligence (AI) suggests that machines will one day have the potential to imitate human behavior to complete complex tasks without human assistance. Many ethical questions arise in relation to the development of new technologies featuring artificial intelligence. This one sheet considers overarching questions as well as challenges regarding privacy, bias, and predictive policing. Click here, on the photo above, or on the Adobe PDF logo on right to open this SOPHIA (front-and-back) one-sheet.
SOPHIA is most grateful to Drs. J.J. Sylvia and Kyle Moody as well as their students in the Communication Law and Ethics course that they taught, as well as to the Crocker Center for supporting their work.