This interdisciplinary panel gathered experts from various sectors to discuss the dual impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on fundamental human rights.
With a focus on core principles such as privacy, equality, non-discrimination, and accountability, the discussions explored how AI can both erode and enhance these rights across multiple fields, including education, health, and governance.
I did the opening address which is available here, written with Sophia Devlin, CEO of TechEthics.
The speakers, include:
- Denis Naughten, Inter-Parliamentary Union
- Dr. Nell Watson, AI Ethics Maestro at IEEE and Author of Taming the Machine
- Ben Bland, Chair of IEEE Working Group P7014
- Fiona Browne, Head of AI at Danske Bank UK
- Dr. Alexander Kriebitz, Co-Founder of iuvenal research and Post-Doctoral Researcher (IEAI TUM, Chair of Business Ethics)
- Dr. Caitlin Corrigan, Director of the Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence and UNESCO Women for Ethical AI
With a focus on core principles such as privacy, equality, non-discrimination, and accountability, the discussions explored how AI can both erode and enhance these rights across multiple fields, including education, health, and governance.
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