Professor Claudia Roda co-organized and co-chaired, with Micaela Parker, Founder and Executive Director the Academic Data Science Alliance (ADSA), the first International Data Science and AI Leadership Summit. The summit, hosted at The American University of Paris, focused on three aspects of resiliency in higher education for Data Science and […]
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Professor Claudia Roda gave a short presentation at UNESCO’s Working Session Priority Africa Flagship Programme 4: Harnessing new and emerging technologies for sustainable development in Africa, including through the implementation of the Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence. A few points made during the talk Promising technology developments in […]
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Susan Perry represented the CNCDH (French National Human Rights Commission) at the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit 2025. She serves as one of the vice presidents for the National Commission on the Implementation of International Humanitarian Law.
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Susan Perry joined the stakeholder board of advisors for AIOLIA to contribute to the 2025-27 Horizon Europe Project on AI ethics in human cognition and behavior. The EU-funded project seeks to address the challenges that arise when interpreting the AI Act and global AI regulations. Related posts
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Professor Claudia Roda contributed to UNESCO’s working session discussing the first draft of the companion document to UNESCO’s “Guidelines for the Governance of Digital Platforms” on artificial intelligence (AI). The meeting was attended by professionals working in areas related to AI governance, technology policy, digital rights, and regulatory frameworks, representing […]
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With the AMICAL Consortium – a group of of 28 American‐modeled institutions in 19 different countries acrossEurope, Central and Southern Asia, the Middle East and Africa – this project aims at defining a set of charters on the ethical use of AI in higher education. Each university charter will be […]
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Professors Perry and Roda gave a presentation on AI competencies for human rights protection: empowering (digital) citizens at the 2024 edition of UNESCO’s Digital Learning Week. At this event we presented for the first time our 5 Principles for the Use of AI in Education: Related posts
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In May 2024 we hosted at The American University of Paris the First workshop on the Guidelines for the ethical use of digital archives of testimonies from witnesses of mass violence. The concept note highlights the main issues we had set to address: Participants: Related Posts
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We participated as observers to the first meeting of UNESCO’s Ad Hoc Expert Group for the elaboration of a draft Recommendation on the Ethics of Neurotechnology and provided detailed feedback to the ensuing global consultation. Related posts
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The Council for Better Corporate Citizenship (CBCC) of the Japan Business Federation, KEIDANREN, invited Susan Perry to Tokyo in March to speak on the European conversation on AI and Human Rights. Keidanren works to involve local communities, individuals and corporations to support the sustainable development of the Japanese economy. Related […]
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