As part of our Black History Month celebrations, we are excited to present a conversation with Dr. Kutoma Wakunuma and Dr. Adebowale Owoseni, two brilliant academics from the Faculty of Computing, Engineering, and Media, whose work in A.I. is helping shape a more inclusive and ethically aware future. In this interview, they share their insights on A.I.’s role in addressing global challenges, the ethical considerations surrounding its use, and how technology can advance societal wellbeing.
About Our Guests
Dr. Wakunuma’s work centers around understanding how modern technology affects communities globally, with particular focus on ethics, gender accessibility, and sustainable development. Dr. Owoseni, meanwhile, explores digital transformation and its potential to promote skill development and societal impact in both higher-income and developing regions.
In This Conversation
During this discussion, Dr. Wakunuma and Dr. Owoseni examine the ways in which A.I. can support inclusion and equity and how universities play a critical role in preparing the next generation of digital leaders. They dive into both the opportunities and challenges A.I. presents for diverse communities and share some unique approaches for ensuring technology serves everyone equitably.
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Watch the Interview
We hope this conversation adds to the important dialogue happening around A.I., inclusion, and the powerful role that technology can play in making our world better for everyone. Thank you for joining us in celebrating Black History Month with this exciting discussion on the future of A.I. and social change!
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