Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being embedded more and more into our technical and social systems. AI solutions promise increased efficiencies and to streamline arduous tasks and processes, but there is often a lack of familiarity with the ethical risks associated with these technologies. The aim of this presentation is to introduce ‘AI Ethics’ – the pursuit to ensure that when we design, develop and deploy AI systems, they are done so in a way that sits in line with our ethical values and principles.
Framed as ethical risks, it introduces topics that every adopter of AI should be aware of, including:
- A broad overview of what ‘Artificial Intelligence’ means
- The issue of AI Bias
- Job displacement/loss
- AI Safety
- Psychological stress
Programme & speakers
Dr Rebecca Raper is a robotics lecturer at Cranfield University and course lead for the Robotics apprenticeship degree at MK:U. Her research sits at the intersection of philosophy, psychology and robotics, where she looks at topics related to AI and Machine Ethics. She is author of the book: ‘Raising Robots to be Good: a practical foray into the art and science of Machine Ethics’
Location & travel details
Online
Who should attend
Open to all alumni interested in the subject area.
Cost & concessions
Free to attend. You will receive the registration link the day before the webinar.