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By: Yo Tech This Out
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 In this episode of First Sunday, we explore how artificial intelligence uniquely impacts Black families and communities. In this podcast we will address the technology, equity, access, and empowerment aspects of AI. We’ll delve into both the opportunities AI presents—such as economic growth and educational advancement—and the challenges, including bias, privacy concerns, and representation.

Talking Points:
1. The use of AI could potentially widen the racial wealth gap.
2. Black workers are at a higher risk of job displacement due to AI.
3. AI has the potential to address healthcare disparities affecting Black Americans, particularly in areas like prenatal care.
4. The importance of building AI literacy at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
5. AI systems often exhibit bias, which can exacerbate existing racial and economic inequalities for Black families in areas like lending and hiring.

Grab your popcorn, this is one episode you do not want to miss!Copyright Yo Tech This Out
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  • AI and the Black Family

    AI and the Black Family
    Mar 6 2025

    In this episode, we explore how artificial intelligence uniquely impacts Black families and communities. We will address the technology, equity, access, and empowerment aspects of AI. We’ll delve into both the opportunities AI presents—such as economic growth and educational advancement—and the challenges, including bias, privacy concerns, and representation.
    Please invite other men, fathers, sons, and nephews as we wrap our heads around AI and our future.

    Key talking points:
    1. The use of AI could potentially widen the racial wealth gap.
    2. Black workers are at a higher risk of job displacement due to AI.
    3. AI has the potential to address healthcare disparities affecting Black Americans, particularly in areas like prenatal care.
    4. The importance of building AI literacy at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
    5. AI systems often exhibit bias, which can exacerbate existing racial and economic inequalities for Black families in areas like lending and hiring.

    Grab your popcorn, this is one episode you don't want to miss. Tune in asap!
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