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Jul 6, 2026
The Real Threat Isn't AI, It's the Data | Deemah AlYahya, Secretary-General, DCO | The End of Limits
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it's you know it's better at english than it is at any other language or it's built on a lot of data that prefers a certain type of culture over another that's more of an i feel you know it could be a subconscious bias it's something they're doing without necessarily intending to and it's hard to necessarily on on an ethics framework say that this is not good how do you deal with that yeah

Deemah Al YahyaGUEST
But the thing is, as you rightfully mentioned, We will see some biases because at the end of the day, they are built based on the programmers and the developers and the researchers that create these models.

Deemah Al YahyaGUEST
And at the end of the day, the intention of these innovations, the outcomes of the innovation depend on these developers and the algorithms that are developed by the owners of these innovations.

Deemah Al YahyaGUEST
Now, is that bad? Definitely, it's not bad, but there has to be adjustments.
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So how do you think about that? You know, there's such a huge gap in the amount of people that we need to bring online before we can even think about the consequences of being online.
