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Hi there, I'm Azim Azar and you're listening to the exponential view podcast.

Now every week I come together with a brilliant mind and we explore how exponential

technologies are shaping our near future.

Now my conversation today is on artificial intelligence, specifically how we can build

responsible or ethical AI systems.

It's the kind of question that emerges as we transition into the exponential age.

We bring on board very powerful technologies like machine learning or AI

and they have impact well beyond how we use them as products.

In fact they tend to have tendrils that have social and economic and even political.

In fact these are the types of things, the types of ramifications of technology that I talk about in my forthcoming book.

It's called the exponential age if you're living in the US or Canada and exponential elsewhere in the world.

And I would really love for you as listeners of the podcast to be amongst the first to read it.

So please go and visit exponential-book.com, that's exponential-book.com where you can pre-order it today.

Now my guest today is Dr. Ramon Chowdry and she is a pioneer in the field of responsible AI,

the field of applied algorithmic ethics.

She's a few months into her new job as a director of machine learning ethics at Twitter,

the meta group it's called.

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