AI & Machine Learning

Designing Safe and Accountable GenAI as a Learning Companion with Women Banned from Formal Education

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A new study from arXiv explores how women in Afghanistan use generative AI for education despite gender restrictions and surveillance risks. The research highlights the need for safe and accountable GenAI that acts as a supportive peer and mentor, addressing privacy concerns and fostering genuine learning experiences. This underscores the potential of technology to empower marginalized groups by enhancing their educational and career prospects while ensuring safety and user control.

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