Building Thoughtful Robotics - Addressing Racial Biases and Inequities
Offered By: AAAS Annual Meeting via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a thought-provoking conference talk from the AAAS Annual Meeting that delves into the critical need for diversity and ethical considerations in robotics and AI development. Discover how the "Black in Robotics" organization, led by Ayanna Howard and Monroe Kennedy III, advocates for addressing racial biases and inequities in emerging technologies. Learn about their three-pillar approach focusing on community, advocacy, and accountability to promote systemic change in the robotics field. Gain insights into the importance of diverse perspectives in predicting potential uses and implications of new robotic systems. Understand the crucial balance between technological advancement and potential harm to marginalized groups, and how developers can ensure their creations benefit all affected communities equally.
Syllabus
From the Journal: “Black in Robotics” Leaders Call for Roboticists to Build Thoughtfully
Taught by
AAAS Annual Meeting
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