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Call for papers: Advancing research on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence

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A call for papers has been issued seeking research submissions on the ethics of artificial intelligence.

Why this matters: Academic research shapes the rules that come later. When researchers define what counts as an AI harm, a bias, or a rights violation, those definitions eventually show up in legislation and corporate policy. Who gets to publish, and what questions get funded, matters more than most people realize. A broad, open call for papers can widen that conversation or narrow it, depending on whose work ends up in the room.

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