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Ada Lovelace Institute hosts ‘Taking back control of data: scrutinising the UK’s plans to reform the GDPR’
Exploring the foundational premises for delivering ‘world-leading data protection standards’ that benefit people and achieve societal goals
Otherwises, and the contribution of the arts and humanities to ethical AI
Generative future-making, process and practice as ethical acts
Prototyping AI ethics futures: Ethics in practice
Part of a week-long series of events highlighting the new possibilities of a humanities-led, broadly engaging approach to data and AI ethics
Mobilising the intellectual resources of the arts and humanities
Challenging and redrawing framings of technology to serve human flourishing and justice
Prototyping AI ethics futures: Racial justice
Part of a week-long series of events highlighting the new possibilities of a humanities-led, broadly engaging approach to data and AI ethics
Networking with care: Re-making networks and practices of data and AI ethics
Part of a week-long series of events highlighting the new possibilities of a humanities-led, broadly engaging approach to data and AI ethics
Prototyping AI ethics futures: Rights, access and refusal
Part of a week-long series of events highlighting the new possibilities of a humanities-led, broadly engaging approach to data and AI ethics
Prototyping AI ethics futures: The disrupted high street
Part of a week-long series of events highlighting the new possibilities of a humanities-led, broadly engaging approach to data and AI ethics
Prototyping AI ethics futures: Data, AI and environment
Part of a week-long series of events highlighting the new possibilities of a humanities-led, broadly engaging approach to data and AI ethics
Prototyping AI ethics futures: Data walk with Dr Alison Powell
Part of a week-long series of events highlighting the new possibilities of a humanities-led, broadly engaging approach to data and AI ethics
Prototyping AI ethics futures: Building capacity
Part of a week-long series of events highlighting the new possibilities of a humanities-led, broadly engaging approach to data and AI ethics
The role of the arts and humanities in thinking about artificial intelligence (AI)
Reclaiming a broad and foundational understanding of ethics in the AI domain, with radical implications for the re-ordering of social power