AI Society & Ethics
UNC and RTI Host Inaugural AI for Public Good Conference
Leaders from academia and industry meet to discuss responsible AI applications in research and societal sectors.
A wide shot of the AI for Public Good Conference stage where speakers discuss artificial intelligence ethics in a professional auditorium.
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The University of North Carolina and RTI International launched the first AI for Public Good Conference on April 13, 2026 [1]. This event gathered experts from government, industry, and academia to discuss technology [1]. They focused on using artificial intelligence for high-impact societal needs and scientific discovery [1]. The conference explored how to use AI responsibly in scientific research settings [1]. Leaders such as Gina Loften participated in discussions regarding ethical deployment and societal impact [1]. The partnership aims to set standards for technology that benefits the public through rigorous academic and industrial cooperation [1].
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