Broaden Recruitment Channels

To diversify the AI ethics talent pool, organizations should expand their recruitment efforts beyond traditional STEM fields and universities. Engage with liberal arts colleges, historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs), women’s colleges, and community colleges. Tap into partnerships with nonprofits and professional organizations that focus on underrepresented groups in tech to cast a wider net for potential candidates.

To diversify the AI ethics talent pool, organizations should expand their recruitment efforts beyond traditional STEM fields and universities. Engage with liberal arts colleges, historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs), women’s colleges, and community colleges. Tap into partnerships with nonprofits and professional organizations that focus on underrepresented groups in tech to cast a wider net for potential candidates.

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