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AI and Social Justice: Democratizing Technology for Inclusive Growth
Abstract
Artificial Intelligence has the potential to change the world by facilitating progress in health, education, climate action, and economic development. But, without proper and ethical use, AI seeps into the fabric of societal malice and makes glasshouses in paradise even more glistening. AI can serve both as a butter and gun for the public. It tackles issues including algorithmic bias, digital divide, and data poverty; meanwhile it mentions community-driven AI building as a method to guarantee inclusion and cultural appropriateness. Strategic elements of policy frameworks such as the EU's AI Act are considered essential to responsibly govern AI, while bottom-up approaches and grassroots initiatives show how the nature of participatory design can be powerful. It urges a joint enterprise by governments, corporations and civil society to create a future with AI that serves the most marginalized populations and functions as an engine for equity. An inclusive approach is crucial to ensure that the choices we make today drive the impact of AI in a direction that advances society.
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