We are delighted to announce that Professor Shannon Vallor has been awarded the Chancellor’s Award for Research.
In this blog post, hear from Dr Lucy Havens on the importance of the distinction between overt and covert bias, and the societal implications of current approaches to measuring biases in ML/AI models focusing primarily on overt bias.
Applications are open to work with the Centre for Technomoral Futures and the School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences as Lecturer in Philosophy of Technology.
Co-developed by Professors Shannon Vallor, Atoosa Kasirzadeh, John Zerilli and James Garforth, our MSc in Data and AI Ethics programme meets the urgent demand for interdisciplinary skills and knowledge in the ethical design, use and governance of artificial intelligence and other data-intensive technologies.
Join the Data Ethics, AI and Responsible Innovation MOOC (massive open online course) as we explore predictive policing, medical robots, smart homes and artificial intelligence. Free of charge, delivered by experts from Edinburgh Uni!
At the University of Edinburgh, Centre-affiliated faculty deliver innovative courses that introduce students to the ethics of data and AI, at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
