The values that govern our lives are increasingly explicit: defined by algorithms and institutions to be as clear, precise and quantifiable as possible. In this talk, Professor Nguyen explores two dangers of adopting these values as our own: value capture and value collapse.
The values that govern our lives are increasingly explicit: defined by algorithms and institutions to be as clear, precise and quantifiable as possible. In this talk, Professor Nguyen explores two dangers of adopting these values as our own: value capture and value collapse.
Hear from Professor Paul Henman on robodebt and his framework to support critical insight into and use of digital technology in government.
Hear Petra Molnar (Harvard University) discuss her new book, which lays out a global story of the sharpening of borders through technological experiments and introduces strategies of togetherness across physical and ideological borders.
In this talk, Professor David Williamson Shaffer looks at what AI is (and isn’t), its impact on what and how we learn, and how AI can change what it means to do research.
Join us for our Flagship Lecture, where you'll hear from Dr Michael Veale on how to understand and address challenges of power and justice that stem from digital technologies.
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This talk discusses how “deep” knowledge can systematically be to generate new information and inform policy space for sustainable and healthy future.
Join us for a free and open to all (subject to room capacity) lecture by Abeba Birhane on "The Limits of Fairness" in AI ethics. This is an in-person event.
