Responsible AI Must Consider Its Afterlife
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· gpt-lab.eu · By Anna Berko-Boateng · September 10, 2026 AI may appear weightless, but every model depends on physical infrastructure. To understand responsible AI, we need to look beyond algorithms and consider the entire lifecycle of the hardware behind them. The post Responsible AI Must Consider Its Afterlife appeared first on GPT-Lab.
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