This Technomoral Conversation will look at issues ranging from the AI industry’s copyright violations, to the responses from creatives in the UK and elsewhere, to the wider ethical and political questions about the role of AI in creative practice and culture.
Join us as we hear from EFI Visiting Fellow Dr Anissa Tanweer (University of Washington) on understanding data ethics as situated practice.
In this Technomoral Conversations panel, we will hear from leading voices from the Majority World on what they have learned from and about AI, and the issues and visions they would like to see taken up.
The values that govern our lives are increasingly explicit: defined by algorithms and institutions to be as clear, precise and quantifiable as possible. In this talk, Professor Nguyen explores two dangers of adopting these values as our own: value capture and value collapse.
The values that govern our lives are increasingly explicit: defined by algorithms and institutions to be as clear, precise and quantifiable as possible. In this talk, Professor Nguyen explores two dangers of adopting these values as our own: value capture and value collapse.
Join us in person on Friday the 18th of October for a workshop with Professor C. Thi Nguyen, where we will look at an excerpt from his upcoming book, The Score!
This workshop will feature accessible contributions from experts in algorithms that reveal or fix AI vulnerabilities, and researchers from philosophy, law and the social sciences with interests in the wider implications of adversarial attack algorithms.
Led by Petra Molnar and chaired by Morgan Currie, this Masterclass will set out Petra's approach to doing ethnography in this important domain of AI studies, and invite questions and discussion from attendees.
Hear from Professor Paul Henman on robodebt and his framework to support critical insight into and use of digital technology in government.
Hear Petra Molnar (Harvard University) discuss her new book, which lays out a global story of the sharpening of borders through technological experiments and introduces strategies of togetherness across physical and ideological borders.
This event has been postponed. Our apologies for any inconvenience.
Join AI Ethics and Society for this one-day symposium on 'Artificial Intelligence as the Broken Machine' with invited keynote speaker Professor Louise Amoore.
In this talk, Professor David Williamson Shaffer looks at what AI is (and isn’t), its impact on what and how we learn, and how AI can change what it means to do research.
We invite you to join us in celebrating the publication of Environmental Ethics and Medical Reproduction by Dr Cristina Richie.
Join us for a ‘fireside chat’ where we bring together experts in AI to address questions surrounding the framing of responsibility for AI & autonomous systems.
Join us for our Flagship Lecture, where you'll hear from Dr Michael Veale on how to understand and address challenges of power and justice that stem from digital technologies.
As AI's influence grows, navigating its geopolitics becomes increasingly crucial for shaping the future of nations and their global relationships.
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This conversation will explore how we can navigate the complexities of technologies that are entangled with our relationships and our emotions.
Event Cancelled Join us for a conversation with the authors of Pegasus: How a Spy in Our Pocket Threatens the End of Privacy, Dignity, and Democracy.
Join Dr Gina Helfrich, from the Centre for Technomoral Futures, Alex Velinov, CTO at Tag Digital, and The Data Lab's Dr Alfred Tiley as we discuss - 'ChatGPT: Next Big Thing Or Passing Trend?'
In this Futures Conversations event, we bring together leading experts from the worlds of science, politics, and civil society to debate what our AI futures may bring, and to develop ideas for what is needed to advance our collective ability to put AI to the best possible use.
This talk discusses how “deep” knowledge can systematically be to generate new information and inform policy space for sustainable and healthy future.
Join us for a conversation on sustainability and AI, featuring a panel of experts who are tackling different facets of this challenge.
Join us for a free and open to all (subject to room capacity) lecture by Abeba Birhane on "The Limits of Fairness" in AI ethics. This is an in-person event.
In this lecture, Professor Karen Yeung sketches out the content and contours of a deliberately over-simplified contemporary fairytale which she refers to as the ‘Digital Enchantment’.
Join us on the 29th of March for a conversation on the future of Responsible AI between two leading voices in Europe and Scotland.
The first event in the Technomoral Conversations series - join us to explore the Ethics of Large Language Models.
The one-day conference brings world-renowned scientists, artists, leaders, and change-makers into live conversations to draw out their expertise in realising change.
An evening of conversation about how technical and moral intelligence can be brought together to lead us out of crisis and into hope.
