Ms Greta Thunburg became a household name when she sparked a global movement of Gen Z activists protesting the lack of action to combat climate change.
Today, my generation must take a similar stand on the ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI). While it has numerous benefits, AI also comes with enormous risks. Given its likely pervasiveness in the years ahead, Gen Z has a vested interest in ensuring AI can be used effectively and responsibly, and must therefore play a part in shaping the enabling education and governance frameworks.
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