Accountability and Responsibility

In the context of AI in business analytics, determining accountability when things go wrong is a significant ethical dilemma. Women entrepreneurs must navigate the balance between leveraging AI's capabilities and maintaining responsibility for decisions, including mitigating any adverse impacts on customers, employees, and society at large.

In the context of AI in business analytics, determining accountability when things go wrong is a significant ethical dilemma. Women entrepreneurs must navigate the balance between leveraging AI's capabilities and maintaining responsibility for decisions, including mitigating any adverse impacts on customers, employees, and society at large.

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