DAY 1 August 7th, Thursday
10:10 - 11:20
Session 1
Overview of Global Discussions on the Role of Technology and Innovation for Gender Equality
Coding Equality: Why Gender-Inclusive AI Can’t Wait
AI for All: Embedding Sex and Gender Insights for a More Equitable Future
11:30 - 13:00
Session 2
Understanding and Addressing Gender Bias in Artificial Intelligence Systems
Evaluation LLMs with Socio-cultural Awareness
Building Trustworthy Language Models: Detecting and Mitigating
Gender Bias
Multi-group proportional representation for text-to-image generative models
Missing Pixels: The Need for Inclusion in AI
14:00 - 15:40
Session 3
Fairness in Focus - Extending the Conversation on Bias in AI
How to Assess Fairness and Bias in AI in Practice: Using Z-Inspection® a
process to assess trustworthy AI
Questions Beyond the Data: Fairness and Feminist Values
From Fairness to Justice: A Philosophical Analysis of Gender and Race in AI
DAY 2 August 7th, Thursday
09:30 - 10:40
Session 4
Artificial Intelligence and Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence
From Synthetic Data to Deepfakes: The Opportunities and Risks of AI
Generated Information for Women and Girls
The Anatomy of the South Korean Deepfake Crisis
11:00 - 12:30
Session 5
Leveraging AI to Prevent and Respond to Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence
An Overview of AI-Generated Digital Sexual Violence Materials and
Countermeasure Research
The Paradox of Technology: Combating Digital Sexual Crimes through AI Prevention and Support
The National Model for AI-Based Takedown: How Korea Confronts TFGBV
AI-Enabled Innovations for Addressing Digital Sex Crimes: The Case of Seoul’s Public Safety Strategy