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Building more trustworthy and ethical AI systems is not only a research question it’s a business, legal and societal imperative
Andrea Martin explored in depth the topic of trustworthy AI and the importance of implementing mechanisms to increase trustworthiness in AI systems being developed in order to increase consumer acceptance.
TRAIF Preview 2020: Looking through a Kaleidoscope of AI Ethics
The Responsible AI Forum Preview took place from November 12th to 13th, 2020. Over 20 global experts affiliated with the IEAI and its networks joined virtually to discuss their cutting-edge research and findings around some of the most relevant issues in the field of AI Ethics.
Human cooperation with machines is feasible. But there might be trade-offs between transparency and efficiency.
In his presentation, Prof. Dr. Rahwan analyzed the relevance of the research field focusing on human cooperation with and through machines.
There is a clear ethical conflict between autonomy of choice and doing what is beneficial for the individual
In this session, Y-Lan Boureau discussed the balance of the issues of trust, helpfulness and responsibility specifically for wellness and conversational AI with IEAI Director Prof. Christoph Lütge and our audience.
It’s high time that we ask the right questions
Marisa Tschopp, researcher at scip AG and ambassador for the Women in AI Initiative in Switzerland was the guest speaker at the virtual TUM IEAI Speaker Series session that took place on Thursday, October 22 2020. The topic of the session was ''Three wrong questions about trust and artificial intelligence''.
IEAI announces funding winners of the 2020 Call for Proposal
In an effort to expand the scope of research on AI and its use in health related crises, and to further promote the Global AI Ethics Consortium, the IEAI will support four new research projects starting this fall with a total of €400,000 in funding.