AI development raises urgent ethical questions about using others' work without permission. The speaker argues managers need formal training in ethical decision-making and proposes a pre-university summer program to teach responsible leadership before students enter college.
They don't, they don't want to do it, but there are other reasons, right? The ethical implications. There's a lot of issues we have to address with the environment, with the ethics of stealing people's work so that you can get the product that other people can build. So what I am going to try to convince you of is that the answer to this is a gen ed course, or maybe a summer program prior to beginning university where you understand how to become a better manager. Because what we're talking about is management. And for, you know, a very long time, to become a manager, you did your job.
