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IBM and IEEE host webinar on Responsible AI in higher education

IBM and IEEE are hosting a free interactive webinar aimed at students and higher education professionals to discuss the principles of Responsible AI. The session is designed to demystify various types of artificial intelligence while addressing common concerns and ethical implications associated with its use in academic and professional settings.

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  • IBM and IEEE are hosting a free interactive webinar on Responsible AI for higher education students.
  • The session covers IBM's Responsible AI approach and guides students on individual and chapter-level actions.
  • Participants will apply Responsible AI concepts to IBM Bob, a software development life cycle agent.

The webinar will outline IBM's specific approach to Responsible AI and provide actionable guidance for students on how to implement these principles individually and within their IEEE chapters. A key component of the event involves a practical application exercise where participants will apply Responsible AI frameworks to a specific use case: IBM Bob, a software development life cycle agent.

The event is structured as an interactive session, encouraging participants to engage via Q&A and live discussions. It serves as an educational resource for those looking to understand the ethical dimensions of AI technology and how to integrate responsible practices into their early career development and student organizations.

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