This made me think about how important it is for developers to test AI systems on diverse groups of people. AI is going to keep growing and being used in things like security, jobs, and schools, so it needs to be fair. In the future, I think AI will become even more common, but people will also push harder for rules and accountability to make sure it’s used responsibly. One thing that really stood out to me was learning how facial recognition systems don’t always work the same for everyone. Some studies showed that these systems can make more mistakes when identifying people with darker skin tones. That made me realize that technology isn’t always neutral—it reflects the data it’s trained on.

My name is Marquan Felts-Lipsey, and I’m a first-year student. I play basketball, and I’m from Columbus, Ohio, and I go by he/him. I’m an introvert, and I really don’t talk as much as I don’t know what I want to major in yet