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Jacqueline’s PhD research explores how to make Natural Language Processing tools and technologies safer, fairer and more equitable for speakers of marginalised languages, drawing on her interdisciplinary background in linguistics, human rights and computer science. 

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PhD AffiliateCTMF Admin7 February 2025Natural Language Processing, NLP, linguistics, human rights, computer science, Responsible NLP
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When life-saving resources are scarce, how should we decide who gets priority? Jamie Webb's PhD tackled this complex ethical question, exploring the role of AI in healthcare resource allocation. With a supervisory team across @usherinstituteteachin
Applications are open for 2025 entry to our MSc in Data & AI Ethics! Graduates of this programme will help their future employers navigate complex new technical systems & roles with transparency, accountability, fairness, justice & resp
Recently, one of our Senior Research Affiliates, Professor Burkhard Schafer, led a session with a group of pupils at Balerno High School in Edinburgh to explore the intersection of robotics, AI, and ethics. Read about Professor Schafer's thoughts a
We are excited to announce a new, funded PhD studentship opportunity, alongside @schoolofinformatics at @edinburghuniversity! The project is called, 'Examining the ethical implications of natural language processing,’ and is supervised by Dr
How can universities better support students in the digital age? One of our CTMF PhD Fellows, Joe Noteboom, tackled this question in his PhD. With a supervisory team across @sps_uoe and @morayhouseuoe, Joe’s research reflects the interdisciplin
We've published our 2023-2024 Annual Report! It was a year of extraordinary activity for the Centre, with an array of events, seminars, and research that continued to shape the Centre’s mission to unify technical and moral knowledge that dire
Thanks to all who attended Dr Anissa Tanweer's lecture & asked such excellent questions! You can learn more about Dr Tanweer's research in her open access article, 'Tradeoffs all the way down: Ethical abduction as a decision-making process for
There has been much interest of late in making data-centric computational technologies more ethical and responsible—both preventing the many harms they can cause and harnessing their power for societal benefit. Join us in person on Tuesday th
Congratulations to Maria Stielow, this year's Westin Scholar Award Winner! The International Association of Privacy Professionals' Westin Scholar Award is a prestigious recognition celebrating excellence in privacy and AI governance, and is granted
 

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