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AI Ethics Education for Future African Leaders

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education
Creator:
GadDebBel
Publisher:
Springer International Publishing
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Abstract From the Greek word “ethos”, which means custom, habit or character, the word ethics can mean and has been defined in many different ways by ethics and morality theorists.

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