Schedule

Arrival 9:30am

Jack Stilgoe, University College London.  

The politics of responsible AI

Cornelia Evers, Independent researcher. 

Talking past each other? Navigating discourse on ethical AI: Comparing the discourse on ethical AI policy by Big Tech companies and the European Commission

Joshua Krook, University of Antwerpen. 

The EU legal framework for algorithmic recommender systems: I (don’t) know it when I see it

Damian Eke, University of Nottingham. 

Responsibility in African communal ethics

Hilde Weerts, Eindhoven University of Technology.

The neutrality fallacy: when algorithmic fairness interventions are (not) positive action.

Sophie Bridgers and Rory Greig, Deepmind.

Industry perspectives on Responsible AI

Carlos Zednik, Eindhoven University of Technology.

Computational Reliabilism or Explainability: Two Paths to Trustworthiness

Nitika Bhalla, University of Sheffield. 

Framing Responsible AI Implementation and Management

Mona Hedayati, Concordia University. 

Responsible AI as an Interdisciplinary Problem: What Can Creative Practices Bring to the Table 

Andreas Liesenfeld, Radboud University Nijmegen. 

The current state of open-source AI and its value to future AI research

9:30 Arrival