Ethical AI and Responsible Digital Societies. What do you think is the biggest challenge to address in this area? by Elliot Payne

2025-09-29 13:56:04 UTC

We need to democratise access to learning whilst robustly ensuring the primacy of humans in the loop.

AI and Knowledge

esoep — 2025-09-29 14:17:37 UTC

We need to engage with A.I. with an understanding that it is not "true" by default. We give it lip service, but nevertheless, our students, our youth, trust it without question. Without even knowing it was there at all

Ownership

esoep — 2025-09-29 14:24:53 UTC

Who owns and regulates AI - and can we trust them?

The future of Education?

esoep — 2025-09-29 14:28:10 UTC

What should education look like, in a future where AI is so embedded? And at what age should it be introduced to students/pupils?

How does policy keep up with the pace of technological development?

esoep — 2025-09-29 15:06:00 UTC

EI not AI

esoep — 2025-09-29 15:29:02 UTC

AI is a catch all term that covers many different types of algorithm and machine learning. We need more emotional intelligence in our discussions of responsible AI

Inclusive AI

esoep — 2025-09-29 15:46:32 UTC

it should accurately represent everyone. it is currently bias and not accurate

AI literacy

esoep — 2025-09-29 15:47:57 UTC

we need to make sure that the public is educated in order to hold AI to account, to engage with it in a critically reflective way based on their full understanding of its flaws and biases

No one knows what is real any more. Scams.

esoep — 2025-09-29 15:58:06 UTC

Development Inequalities

2025-10-17 08:29:25 UTC

AI development is directly detrimental to the environment but for the most part the impact is being felt by the poor and disadvantaged, especially by those in the global South. The land and water demand alone is staggering and there is a distinct lack of regulation and or protection in place for those who are vulnerable to being impacted. This runs parallel with the risks associated with 'data colonialism'.