Parmy Olson, Forbes; This Swedish Tech School Teaches AI Ethics 'Like A Muscle'
"Obvious questions perhaps, but some would argue that consumers today
are addicted to social media and smartphones because ethics wasn’t more
deeply integrated into leading technology schools like Stanford
University in the past, and for the students who went on to lead the
likes of Google, Facebook and Apple.
The average person checks their phone more than 150 times a
day, says Tash Willcocks, who heads up the Manchester, U.K. division of
of Hyper Island. “We live by the design choices of others.”
Hyper Island has around 150 master’s degree students across the
world, mostly in physical classes, paying £11,000 ($14,500) a year to be
on the graduate course. “The students’ ability to make ethical
considerations should be trained like a muscle,” Wilcocks adds."
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