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George Mason University: Artificial Intelligence Policy Framework for Institutions

Jeremy WeaverJanuary 10, 2025
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The paper proposes an ethical AI policy framework for institutions that focuses on data privacy, bias mitigation, energy efficiency, and the importance of interpretability to build trust, illustrated through case studies in various sectors including education and healthcare.

George Mason University: Artificial Intelligence Policy Framework for Institutions



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This paper proposes an AI policy framework for institutions, focusing on the ethical and practical considerations of integrating artificial intelligence, especially generative AI. The framework addresses key issues such as data privacy, bias mitigation, and energy efficiency.

It emphasizes the importance of interpretability and explainability in AI systems to foster trust and ensure fairness. Case studies illustrate how the framework can be applied in various institutional settings, from academic to medical contexts. The authors also discuss the unique challenges presented by AI in educational environments.

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