Zuzanna Warso, Senior Research Analyst at Trilateral Research, presented her work at the latest IEAI’s Speaker’s Series Event, on May 27, 2021. The presentation focused on AI ethics, human rights and the role of civil society organizations (CSO) in ensuring the responsible development of AI.
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The effort to make sure that technologies are beneficial to society needs to be a globally collaborative one. Academia, with its broad access across different disciplines and cultures, can connect and build international research communities, collaborative networks and global consortia working together on AI ethics-related issues.
Yi Zeng, Professor at the Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, presented his research at the latest IEAI Speaker’s Series Event, which took place on April 29, 2021. Professor Zeng discussed the importance of defining the short-term, as well as long-term, challenges emerging in the field of AI Ethics research.
In August, researcher Wienke Strathern participated in a three day online workshop in the topic Longitudinal Social Network Analysis around the RSiena software. This workshop is particularly relevant for the analysis of the dynamically changing social networks.
In August, researcher Wienke Strathern participated in a three day online workshop in the topic Longitudinal Social Network Analysis around the RSiena software. This workshop is particularly relevant for the analysis of the dynamically changing social networks.
Charlotte Unruh joined the research project “A Human Preference-Aware Optimization System” as a postdoctoral researcher. She will be focusing on the ethical aspects of the project.
