Ethics for Engineers: Artificial Intelligence

Subjects: Artificial Intelligence · Engineering · Mechanical Engineering

Art: Demachy, Jacques-François, 1728-1803, L'art du Distillateur Liquoriste: Contenant le Bruleur…, 1773 · Public domain

Instructors: Prof. Bernhardt Trout, Daniel Doneson
Term: Spring 2020
Level: Undergraduate
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