人工智能與倫理系列講座 | 香港浸會大學文學院

creAI+e by Debora Hugenroth

Co-sponsored by the Faculty of Arts and the Ethical and Theoretical AI Lab at the Hong Kong Baptist University, this lecture series will invite distinguished scholars all over the world to share research and insights on the ethical, legal, and social issues raised by the rapid development and deployment of AI technologies, as well as work in the science and engineering of AI that is informed or shaped by ethical considerations. Most lectures in this series will be accessible without specialized technical knowledge.

Events

Date	Speaker	Title (Click for more info!)
19 March 2021	Prof. Katina Michael (Arizona State University)	Is Automated Contact Tracing Amid COVID 19 Biosurveillance or Uberveillance?
14 April 2021	Prof. Joanna Bryson (Hertie School)	Bias, Trust, and Doing Good: Scientific Explorations of Topics in AI Ethics
17 May 2021	Prof. Robert Sparrow (Monash University)	Slaves to the Algorithms? Algocracy and Republican Liberty
17 June 2021	Dr. Guo Rui (Renmin University of China)	The Remorse of King Midas — Reflections on the Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence
20 August 2021	Dr. Joscha Bach (Intel Labs)	Beyond Bias: Towards an AI Ethics of Shared Purpose
29 September 2021	Prof. David Danks (University of California, San Diego)	AI Ethics as Translational Ethics
2 November 2021	Dr. Pei-Sze CHOW (University of Amsterdam)	Ghost in the (Hollywood) Machine: AI tools in the early stages of film production
18 March 2022	Prof. Susan Blackmore (University of Plymouth)	Consciousness, Buddhism, and Artificial Intelligence: a Conversation with Susan Blackmore
6-8 April 2022	Click Here for details!	An International Conference in Humanities Research: A.I. and Beyond, Culturally Speaking