Students to discuss ethics of artificial intelligence and its role in the workplace
Summary
Oglethorpe students will engage in discussions on the ethics of artificial intelligence and its workplace implications, featuring expert insights to foster informed dialogue.
Why It Matters
As AI continues to shape education and the workforce, understanding its ethical implications is crucial for students. This event provides a platform for critical discussions that can guide future professionals in navigating AI responsibly, ensuring they are prepared for the evolving job market.
Key Takeaways
- Students will explore the ethical responsibilities associated with AI in the workplace.
- Expert speakers include Dr. Edward L. Queen and Avoilan Bingham, who bring diverse perspectives on AI ethics.
- The event aims to equip students with knowledge to use AI tools ethically and effectively.
- The discussion is part of the On Mutual Ground series, promoting inclusive conversations on campus.
- Understanding AI ethics is increasingly relevant as employers expect familiarity with AI technologies.
Students to discuss ethics of artificial intelligence and its role in the workplace Valeri Cruz '23 February 12, 2026 The current college student’s education is being shaped by artificial intelligence, whether they actively use AI tools, professors incorporate it into their classroom, or their classmates rely on it. The workforce is also rapidly evolving, with employers expecting staff to be familiar with AI to increase their productivity and improve their work. Oglethorpe students will have the opportunity to learn about AI’s innovation at this semester’s On Mutual Ground event, a campus community dialogue series for Petrels to explore challenging topics. The event will specifically explore the ethical responsibility around AI and its implications for learning, work and society through multiple perspectives. Attendees will hear from two experts in artificial intelligence: Dr. Edward L. Queen, the director of the D. Abbott Turner Program in Ethics and Servant Leadership at Emory University, and Avoilan Bingham, the Atlanta Seed General Manager at Drive Capital and president of Atlanta Tech Week. Dr. Edward L. QueenQueen has dedicated most of his work to developing and implementing ethics programs in businesses, non-profits and government agencies. Through training and advising, he aims to mold ethically informed and engaged citizens. He is an expert in many areas, including the ethics of artificial intelligence and machine learning, and serves as an advisor on this topic f...
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