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Hi, John This is a good question and I am looking forward to more discussion. I am not an AI expert per se, but I have experience working with LLMs as an academic researcher. So I confess my ignorance when it comes to industry uses, and I may be misinterpreting the question. Could you give an example of the type of ethical issue you have in mind? AIs can, more or less accurately, "infer" (so can human researchers) but they don't "know" anything by virtue of processing the data. If you ask an ...

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That might be a start. I think the bigger problem is that what is obvious to an AI and what is obvious to a human might be different and communicating that difference to a participant will likely be hard. Best regards, John Laprise, Ph.D.