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Deepfakes and the Ethics of Generative AI

Generative AI technologies, like those used to clone David Attenborough's voice, raise ethical concerns about identity representation, consent, and the growing threat of deepfakes. As AI enables easier and more convincing fabrications, it challenges societal norms and highlights the need for stronger ethical and regulatory frameworks to protect individuals from misuse and misrepresentation.

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How AI is Enhancing Human-Driven Decisions

Advances are sparking a revolution in innovation and supercharging humanity’s ability to solve problems once thought to be unsolvable.

  • Artificial Intelligence

Sally Parker

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AI’s Disruptive Potential in Business

R. Ravi and Anita Williams Woolley consider the transformative impact of AI in their article, highlighting its role in seamlessly integrating digitization with strategic planning and driving innovative solutions across various sectors.

  • Artificial Intelligence

R. Ravi

Andris A. Zoltners Professor of Business; Professor of operations research and Computer Science; Director of Analytics Strategy

Anita Williams Woolley

Associate Dean, Research; Professor of Organizational Behavior and Theory