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The challenge of integrating human values into AI is fundamentally socio-technical, requiring a holistic approach that addresses people, processes, and tools []. This is underscored by the common, often concerning, responses to inquiries about AI accountability within organizations: "no one" [], "we don't use AI" (despite its prevalence) [], and "everyone" [], which effectively dilutes responsibility. The role of those accountable for responsible AI outcomes is expanding, encompassing value alignment, AI model inventory management, and staying abreast of evolving regulations []. This responsibility now extends beyond legal compliance to ethical considerations, necessitating educators who can train individuals involved in building, governing, and procuring AI models to...
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The challenge of integrating human values into AI is fundamentally socio-technical, requiring a holistic approach that addresses people, processes, and tools []. This is underscored by the common, often concerning, responses to inquiries about AI accountability within organizations: "no one" [], "we don't use AI" (despite its prevalence) [], and "everyone" [], which effectively dilutes responsibility. The role of those accountable for responsible AI outcomes is expanding, encompassing value alignment, AI model inventory management, and staying abreast of evolving regulations []. This responsibility now extends beyond legal compliance to ethical considerations, necessitating educators who can train individuals involved in building, governing, and procuring AI models to...