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Responsible and Trusted AI: An Interdisciplinary Perspective (2026)
Regulation and industry practice have produced a sizeable inventory of safeguards for AI systems: humans placed in decision loops, oversight obligations, documentation duties, explanations, disclaimers. Whether the items in this inventory do what they are supposed to do is a separate question, and o
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