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This group is missing out on crucial AI safety conversations

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This group is missing out on crucial AI safety conversations. How can we keep individuals safe from the dangers AI presents? The answer to this ever-present question often focuses on training and education initiatives for children in school or adults at work. But what about the people who don’t go to either? Seniors with no kids at home and who retired from the workforce are often being left to flounder when it comes to AI. Digital immigrants, as they’re sometimes called , have to contend with a world where AI is slipping into every crevice while missing out on opportunities.

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