This should be your introductory paragraph for

your article. This should be two to three sentences

Section $1$

Ted sits down at the large conference table in

Meeting Room F$.$ He eyes the plain white clock on

the wall, two minutes to the hour, then the door

before turning his attention to the blank notebook in

front of him. He's struggling to write down the

meeting name at the top of page, being that the

invite he received used the location as the subject,

when someone else walks in the room.

"Bill!" The surprise in Ted's voice is thinly veiled and

he feels a blush warming his neck along his shirt

collar.

"Yup, it's me$.$ I know it's been quite a while since we

worked together over in Linguistics, Ted, but I find it

hard to believe you'd think I wouldn't be here."

Ted stammers, trying to collect his thoughts and

form some kind of coherent response, when he's

interrupted by yet another arrival. This man pauses

in the door, taking in the stock photo$-$esque

conference room. "All the money into renovating the

conference rooms and this is what we get? White?

No pictures, nothing?"

Bill gives Ted a pointed look before turning to the

newcomer. "Gary, man, how's it going over in

Fiscal?"

$$Aw$,$ you know. Same shit, different source. Just like

everything else in this godforsaken place. What say

we get down to business? I've got somewhere else

to be in a half hour."

Bill shrugs. "Fine by me$.$ So$,$ speaking of sources of

shit and why we're gathered here today," he pauses

to wink at Ted. "Who exactly do you think we're

supposed to be taking care of$?"$

Section $2$

"Julianne started the whole thing in the first place!"

Ted bursts out. "She made first contact, I say it's

her."

Gary leans forward over the table. "Now, now. The

rooms aren't sound proof, damn it$,$ keep it together.

Just because Julianne started it doesn't mean she's

the one. Jeff had a whole lot of influence on the

entire deal. Coming from all angles, playing

everyone."

Bill looks from Gary to Ted and back before sighing.

$"$Do you two know anything about how this is

supposed to work?" He pauses, but neither of the

men say anything. He continues, $$That$\text{'}$s about what

I thought. Dan is our guy.

Complex World is a leading publication for interdisciplinary approaches to real$-$world problems. It is a publication that you will encounter in future courses at Excelsior. For our purposes, we will consider it a peer$-$reviewed source $($as your instructor will be reviewing your submissions$)$ that addresses public issues and problems from an interdisciplinary lens. Submit short editorial. We are increasingly seeing peer$-$reviewed journals invite experts to share insights in the form of these editorials. It is a mechanism to disseminate information to the professional community while the often$-$lengthy research is in progress around pressing issues, such as the recent pandemic, responses to violent natural and human$-$made events, and more.

For the purposes of this assignment, the editorial team has reviewed your AI proposal for your organization and is very impressed with your work. You have been invited to write an op ed about your work on Ethical AI$.$

The cover of the issue to which you will be submitting your editorial of the theme of the magazine.

Remember that editorials are typically opinion pieces; supporting your opinions with data adds to your credibility. So$,$ be sure your opinions are supported by evidence. Assume that Complex World is a leading source of interdisciplinary information for leaders in all fields and careers.

Questions

Write short editorial as a forward$-$thinking leader in your discipline to address the following:

Integrating artificial intelligence into organizational infrastructure can be a major undertaking! It is costly and carries many ethical and legal implications. This can test the resolve of any leader! $--$How would you advise other leaders in your discipline to integrate AI into their organizations in an ethical manner that would promote organizational innovation and improvement?

$-$What is one ethical concern they might encounter, and what is your advice to them? Think about what you have learned about ethical theory to application and use the ethical framework of your discipline to anchor your advice.

$-$ Be sure to explicitly state if certain groups have been historically left out of important decision$-$making and how you recommend ensuring they are part of the process.

$-$ Provide two references and citation to back up your points.