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Former Congressman Brad Carson to speak on AI ethics at Cameron academic festival

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Former U.S. Congressman Brad Carson is scheduled to speak on AI ethics at an academic festival hosted by Cameron University.

Why this matters: Public talks on AI ethics matter most when they move beyond general warnings and get specific about who is responsible for what. A former congressman brings a policy lens, which is useful. The real value depends on whether the conversation covers concrete accountability — not just big ideas about fairness, but who decides, who is harmed, and what rules actually exist.

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