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The culture and the mantra of Silicon Valley has been move fast, break things, and that

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has been accepted.

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So, for the last 30 years, innovation has continued at a pace that's unchecked, but

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not just unchecked, unquestioned.

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Now we begin to realize that we're not just breaking things, we're breaking people, we're

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breaking communities, we're breaking societies.

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What we're understanding now is the need to create a much greater diversity when a technology

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is being developed.

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In addition to data scientists, in addition to engineers, in addition to computer scientists,

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bringing in people who essentially would introduce a different lens, a different perspective,

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different kinds of expertise that would ask the kinds of questions that historically we

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have not been asking about these systems in terms of who they are designed for, by virtue

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of that who they're not designed for.

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When you're being thoughtful, who are you thinking about?

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I am thinking about ethics and the impact on other human beings.

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Why do we do this?

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We do this so that human beings can live better lives.