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The leading scientific journal Nature argued yesterday for increased safeguards for future cloning papers, in response to the scandal surrounding Woo Suk Hwang's faked cloning research.
Bioethics News.The leading scientific journal Nature argued yesterday for increased safeguards for future cloning papers, in response to the scandal surrounding Woo Suk Hwang's faked cloning research.
"Data encompasses problems that can occur when machine learning is trained on bias...AI applications in healthcare often involve robots working with humans." @OliviaGoldhill discusses how developers think about responsibility and machines. #bioethics
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Women's lack of consent raises many questions regarding reproductive ethics. A review of medical records has revealed allegations that a healthcare provider performed procedures that were not fully understood or wanted by detained immigrants. #bioethics
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