Lovelace-Hodgkin Symposium
Building an Ethical Framework for Inclusive AI
Welcome
Welcome to the Lovelace-Hodgkin Symposium on AI Ethics, taking place from 2nd to 4th October 2024 at the Advanced Research Centre (ARC) at the University of Glasgow. We aim to prompt insightful discussions towards shaping a more ethical and inclusive future for artificial intelligence (AI) and, in doing so, produce actionable recommendations and a collaborative vision for an ethical framework in AI. Whether you join us in person at the ARC or participate online, we look forward to meeting you!
Our vision
Our vision is rooted in the belief that AI should not exacerbate existing societal inequalities but rather serve as a tool for positive change and community building. We envision a future where AI is developed, deployed and governed in a manner that prioritises fairness, inclusion and social good. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and the sharing of diverse perspectives, we aspire to create a framework that guides ethical AI development and use within academic institutions and broader society.
The Lovelace-Hodgkin Symposium provides a platform for professionals in AI and equality, diversity and inclusion to share their expertise and insights with the public, staff and students. By amplifying the voices of individuals from minority groups and emphasising lived experiences, we aim to cultivate a comprehensive understanding of AI's impact on society. Our purpose is to facilitate meaningful conversations, spark innovative solutions, and foster a community committed to advancing ethical AI practices.
The symposium aims to produce tangible outcomes, including a collaborative vision for an ethical framework for inclusive AI. Together we will identify perceived priorities for the university and higher education more broadly and call for actionable outputs to drive progress in AI ethics. Participants will also have an opportunity to contribute to the development of an online interactive course on the ethical use of AI.
Dates: 2nd to 4th October 2024 at the Advanced Research Centre and online
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