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How Localized Spatial Data can Inform Decision-Making

Authored by students in the "Health, Technology, & Society" summer program

Rethinking Health Recommender Systems for Active Aging: An Autonomy-Based Ethical Analysis

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Paper: The AI Ethics Principle of Autonomy in Health Recommender Systems

In Argumenta, Simona Tiribelli fills in the gap on the ethical implications of HRS and the ethical principles of their design

How Localized Spatial Data can Inform Decision-Making

Authored by students in the "Health, Technology, & Society" summer program

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