Informing Ethical AI and Algorithm Design

Incorporating Indigenous and non-Western intersectionality terms into AI ethics helps recognize biases embedded in datasets and algorithms that may marginalize non-Western groups. This awareness guides global tech companies towards creating fairer, context-sensitive technologies that respect cultural nuances and reduce digital inequities.

Incorporating Indigenous and non-Western intersectionality terms into AI ethics helps recognize biases embedded in datasets and algorithms that may marginalize non-Western groups. This awareness guides global tech companies towards creating fairer, context-sensitive technologies that respect cultural nuances and reduce digital inequities.

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