AI in Private Spaces Seminar and Symposium
What technology are we bringing into our lives? What spaces does it occupy? Between the tables and chairs of our dinner table, in our classrooms, on the couch, in the places we go when we are ill, in the hands of our children.. How do we feel about having technology in these spaces? And once we let in it, where do we go from here?
The Centre for AI and Digital Ethics, through our projects and seed funding grants, have been working on the questions of AI in Private Spaces. Our projects are cross-disciplinary, bring together experts from Law, Computer Science, Public Health, Philosophy, Culture and Communication, Art and Composition. From now until the end of the year we have an online and offline program of events, workshops and exhibitions to showcase the work we are doing to understand the implications of AI in Private Spaces.
Join us for our series of events, hear & see the work of our researchers and think about the AI in your life.
Digital Futures in Mind: Algorithmic and Data-driven Technology in Mental Health & Crisis Support
This webinar is the first in a series to help launch the ‘Digital Futures in Mind’ report, coordinated by Dr Piers Gooding following his Fellowship with the Mozilla Foundation.
AI in Private Spaces Virtual Symposium:
AI Helpers – Consumer Perceptions of Virtual Home Assistants Funded by the Centre for Media and Communications Law)
With Yvette Maker and Jeannie Paterson
Questioning the Chatbot – Consumer Experiences with Telco Service Chatbots
Funded by ACCAN with Yvette Maker and Jeannie Paterson
Questioning the Chatbot – Actual and Best Ethical Practice with Telco Service Chatbots
Funded by ACCAN with Yvette Maker and Jeannie Paterson
Misleading AI? Discussion on challenges and opportunities for consumer protection
with Yvette Maker and Jeannie Paterson