We are happy to announce the draft program of the symposium on Principles for Ethical Use of Digital Testimonies of Victims and Witnesses of Mass Violence. The call for paper is closed. If you think you should be part of this group and help shaping the recommendations to protect the […]
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The event was open by presentations of the laureates of the UNESCO–Uzbekistan Beruniy Prize for Scientific Research on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, among which AUP’s Professor Roda. Professor Roda highlighted two fault lines in today’s AI landscape. A handful of companies now control what we see online, our medical […]
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The rapid growth of AI investment and the spread of certified tools across healthcare systems have yet to translate into meaningful, equitably distributed benefits for patients and providers alike. Addressing the structural barriers that prevent responsible scaling of Artificial Intelligence in health was the central focus of a workshop co-organised […]
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In this short webinar organized by the Alliance for Data Science and AI (ADSA), Professor Roda discusses fundamental competencies for data science and AI programs. She argues that graduates must be empowered to design technology that effectively contribute to shape the type of society they want to live in. Professor […]
» Read moreFirst symposium organized by the UNESCO Chair on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights and The George and Irina Schaeffer Center for the Study of Genocide, Human Rights and Conflict Prevention. Inspired by UNESCO’s Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, this call focuses on the rights of victims and witnesses […]
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Professor Roda was invited to speak at the high-level dialogue organized by the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights as part of the RightsX Summit. The session focused on the theme “Human Rights Need Innovation; Innovation Needs Human Rights.” In her remarks, Professor Roda highlighted two key […]
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Claudia Roda and Susan Perry led a workshop for a group of institutions in the AMICAL consortium on designing university AI charters tailored to each institution’s unique context and teaching and learning environment. The workshop employed a design-thinking approach, beginning with participants identifying core elements from their university’s mission and […]
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Professors Susan Perry and Claudia Roda had the pleasure to present the work of the UNESCO Chair in Artificial intelligence and Human Rights to Ambassador Jean Manes and her team at the US Mission to UNESCO. During the engaging discussion, Professors Roda and Perry provided a detailed overview of the […]
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Professor Claudia Roda was invited to speak at Navigate: Digital Policy Leadership Retreat for Public Policy Leaders-Only Day at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University, organized in collaboration with the IAPP. With Dame Melanie Dawes, Executive Board Member and Chief Executive at OfCom, UK, and […]
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In a meeting organized by the AMICAL consortium, members of the Campus-level AI Initiatives Interest Group, led by Professor Rukhsana Zia, discussed our Chair’s draft charter for the ethical use of AI in higher education. About 20 participants representing nine different institutions from countries including Pakistan, France, Lebanon, Egypt, Greece, […]
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