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Husband, dad, big bro, papa, bionic man. Communications Specialist @ucmerced. Previously @fresnobee @montereyherald @rgj. @uoregon alum. Geaux, Ducks.
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New UC Merced major teaches how to tackle questions of ethics in science, tech

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By Jody Murray
| University of California
Students who pursue the bachelor of science degree take courses that bridge the divide between philosophy and the sciences. Graduates can pursue careers ranging from policy advocate and compliance officer to patient advocate. “In society, we have all of these challenges where science and technology are wrapped up in complex social, political and legal problems,” said Hicks, who led the major’s design.
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New Major Teaches How to Tackle Questions of Ethics in Science, Tech

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By Jody Murray, Cosmo Campbell, Cody Evans
| ucmerced.edu
Students who pursue the bachelor of science degree take courses that bridge the divide between philosophy and the sciences. Graduates can pursue careers ranging from policy advocate and compliance officer to patient advocate. “In society, we have all of these challenges where science and technology are wrapped up in complex social, political and legal problems,” said Hicks, who led the major’s design.
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People don’t worry about losing jobs to AI, even when told it could happen soon

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By Jody Murray
| University of California
In a survey-based study, political scientists Anil Menon of UC Merced and Baobao Zhang of Syracuse University examined how people respond to forecasts of the arrival of “transformative AI,” ranging from as early as 2026 to as distant as 2060.
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