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🏷️📃 Excited to share my latest review paper on "Responsible AI: Navigating Ethical Considerations & Advancements"! This paper delves into the crucial role of Responsible AI in guiding the ethical development and deployment of AI technologies. We explore fundamental principles such as fairness, transparency, and accountability, while also addressing pressing challenges like algorithmic bias and societal impact. In addition, the paper examines various initiatives and frameworks that are shaping the Responsible AI discourse, including insights from the Partnership on AI and the proposed AI Act. I strongly believe that establishing a solid foundation in Responsible AI is essential for shaping the future of AI in a positive and ethical manner. #ResponsibleAI #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #NCFCTSD24 #MDU #DCSA

🌟 An AI Moment! After an 11-year journey studying neural networks, I've finally laid my hands on the document I've been waiting for: "Artificial Intelligence in the European Commission." The European Commission is boldly integrating AI with a focus on ethical standards and innovation. This move is more than just tech; it's about shaping Europe's digital future, with a keen eye on rights and ethics. The document highlights key impact areas of AI, ranging from healthcare to environmental protection. The transformative potential for public services and governance is immense, setting global benchmarks. For us in the tech community Lietuvos IT vadovų klubas | CIO.LT , it's a call to innovate responsibly. As we move towards a future that is increasingly dependent on AI, how do you envision AI's role in Europe's future governance and public services? Share your thoughts and let's discuss. #ArtificialIntelligence #EuropeanCommission #TechInnovation #DigitalEurope #FutureOfAI

🌟 Overjoyed to share a deeply personal milestone! My article, 'AI or Artificial Banditry? Exploring the Ethics of Intelligent Algorithms', has proudly secured a spot as a finalist for the esteemed Research Society’s 2023 Luminate Research Article of the Year Award! 🏆🚀 🔍 Embark on a journey through the ethical dimensions of AI as I introduce the groundbreaking concept of "Artificial Banditry." This work is not just a publication; it's a piece of my passion and commitment to shaping a framework for responsible AI. 🤖💡 Delve into the philosophical interplay between goals and actions in AI development, exploring the significance of embedding ethical considerations into algorithms. 📚✨ 🌐 https://lnkd.in/g24T4CvQ I couldn't have reached this milestone without the support of my brilliant colleagues who provided invaluable feedback on the first draft. Benjamin Wegener Sue Vercoe Sara Hourigan and Simon Tapson, your help has truly elevated this work! This nomination is a celebration of a dedication to redefining the future of AI with purpose and responsibility. 🤝 Thank you, The Research Society, for recognizing the significance of ethical foresight in AI! Join me in honoring the power of collaboration and the exciting possibilities that lie ahead in ethical AI development. 🌟🌍 📖 Curious about other nominated articles? Explore them here: https://lnkd.in/giSr5Wiy #PersonalMilestone #AIResearch #TeamCollaboration #AIEthics #TechInnovation

Workshop on EU AI Act today: Inspiring discussions on regulation & ethics of AI, bias, and validation. Case studies mostly from technological contexts, but many challenges are shared with #geospatial & environmental applications. Organized by State Development Corporation of Thuringia - LEG, at snowy Technische Universität Ilmenau. - Side note from discussion: Let's not take biased data as an excuse for model bias; models must be trained to reduce/remove bias, and validated using user-centric performance measures. #ai #aiact With ELLIS Unit Jena Phnx Alpha Bitkom ZeTT - Das Zukunftszentrum Thüringens and others.

The Trustworthy AI Seminar held at Mälardalen University delved into the foundational challenges associated with ensuring the #trustworthiness of current AI systems. Prof. Mobyen Uddin Ahmed moderated the event, which featured five speakers sharing insights and ongoing research on various topics. 🎙 Prof. Shahina Begum focused on the crucial aspect of 'Explainability' in Trustworthy AI. Beginning with the origins of Explainable AI (XAI), she discussed current developments and her ongoing projects, particularly #ARTIMATION and #TRUSTY. 🎙 Prof. Rafia Inam presented on Explainable AI in the Telecom industry, proposing an approach that combines explainability for data insights, feature analysis, machine learning, and machine reasoning. 🎙 Prof. Kerstin Bach explored 'Trustworthy AI Applications' through the NorwAI initiative, emphasizing the development of decision support systems for Trustworthy AI by integrating lawful, ethical, and robust AI principles. 🎙 Prof. Mark Dougherty discussed ethical principles for AI, covering aspects such as fairness, bias, trust, transparency, accountability, social benefit, privacy, and security. 🎙 Prof. Fredrik Heintz delved into the integration of learning and reasoning into Trustworthy AI through his ongoing project #TrustLLM and #TAILOR. He also addressed key research challenges outlined in EU regulation and highlighted the importance of human and computational thinking abilities.

🔍Can AI tools be ethically designed? 🤖In our latest blog post, senior machine learning engineer Rachel Manzelli shares recent research impacting the ethical development of #ToxMod and explores collaborative approaches to improving ethics in the field of machine learning and AI research. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/48iDg5M

Anyone interested in caring about Ethics in AI systems must check the work of presenters of this workshop. They provide some really potential and powerful tools to address the pitfalls, rather than celibacy of AI altogether. https://lnkd.in/eX3uUwrz

We had an insightful time at the EU AI Act workshop! 🚀 Explored the depths of AI regulation, shared experiences, and connected with experts🌐 #TZLR #ZAKI Technische Universität Ilmenau

I'm honored to serve as a judge for the Digital Data Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard Innovation Prizes, called The Cubies, at the upcoming "Leading with AI” conference! This is a pivotal gathering that promises to dive deep into the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on business, ethics, and society. This event will bring together leading minds from academia, industry, and technology to explore AI's potential and challenges. It's a privilege to contribute to recognizing outstanding achievements in AI that are setting the pace for future innovations. For more details, to view the full agenda and register for the live streaming click here: https://lnkd.in/gkNBN8CT #TheCubies #HBSLeadingwithAI #D3 #InnovationUnleashed #artificialintelligence #ai

AI is neither artificial nor intelligent.” - Kate Crawford Just flew into LA - perfect flight length to read Atlas of AI by Kate Crawford. Thanks, Reanna Browne for the recommendation. Though written in 2021 and we've had exponential acceleration of AI since then, Crawford's insights remain relevant and possibly prophetic. She digs into the environmental and human costs of AI, exposing the "myth of clean tech," highlights embedded biases in AI systems, critiques surveillance capitalism, and discusses global power imbalances. For me, this is a sobering reminder of the risks associated with AI. And as we continue to race forward down this irreversible path, ethics, equity, and the true costs need to be front of mind. Have you read it? What did you think? #AtlasofAI #Bookreview #ArtificialIntelligence #EthicsinAI