This event is virtual only
Join us online for the official launch of the Decision Tree for the Responsible Application of Artificial Intelligence! This webinar will take place Wednesday, August 9th, 2023, and will bring together prominent voices from both industry and human rights practice to discuss how this tree can help address the practical challenges of responsible AI development and implementation.
The discussion will be moderated by Jonathan Drake of the AAAS Center for Scientific Responsibility and Justice, for what promises to be a dynamic and engaging exploration of the tree's principles and their practical application. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from leading experts and gain valuable insights into responsible AI practices!
DISCLAIMER: The "Decision Tree for the Responsible Application of Artificial Intelligence" is a resource produced by by the AAAS Center for Scientific Responsibility and does not necessarily reflect the opinions, views or policy positions of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) or its members.
The views and opinions expressed during this webinar are those of the presenters. They do not necessarily reflect the opinions, views or policy positions of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) or its members.
Participants
Micki Gallien
Program Officer, Tech & Human Rights
Syria Justice and Accountability Centre
Jake Porway
Co-Founder & Executive Director Emeritus
DataKind
Mihaela Vorvoreanu
Director of UX Research and Education for Aether
Microsoft
Jonathan Drake (Moderator)
Senior Program Associate
AAAS Center for Scientific Responsibility and Justice
About the AAAS AI2 Initiative
The (AI)² initiative builds on AAAS’s long history as a pioneer in exploring the social, ethical, and legal implications and applications of emerging technologies. The initiative involves programs across our organization and operates in five key action areas: assessing attitudes towards technology in historically marginalized communities; developing a framework for the responsible application of AI; developing and disseminating recommendations to stakeholders through the AAAS Office of Government Relations; addressing the legal implications of AI and; building corporate infrastructure to support human rights organizations. To implement the latter of these action areas, AAAS engages, guides and incentivizes technology companies in their efforts to build public interest infrastructure that supports AI-based technologies for human rights.
Funding for the AI2 initiative is provided in part by Microsoft. The Ford Foundation has provided funding for the project on building corporate infrastructure to support human rights organizations.