Engage with External Experts

Sometimes, internal teams may be too close to a project to identify potential biases. Bringing in external experts, such as sociologists, ethicists, or representatives from affected communities, can provide fresh perspectives and help identify and address biases that internal teams might overlook.

Sometimes, internal teams may be too close to a project to identify potential biases. Bringing in external experts, such as sociologists, ethicists, or representatives from affected communities, can provide fresh perspectives and help identify and address biases that internal teams might overlook.

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