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Are tomorrow’s engineers ready to face AI’s ethical challenges?

  • Written by Elana Goldenkoff, Doctoral Candidate in Movement Science, University of Michigan
Are tomorrow’s engineers ready to face AI’s ethical challenges?Finding ethics' place in the engineering curriculum.PeopleImages/iStock via Getty Images Plus

A chatbot turns hostile. A test version of a Roomba vacuum collects images of users in private situations. A Black woman is falsely identified as a suspect on the basis of facial recognition software, which tends to be less accurate at identifying women...

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