Introduction
Join us at the AI UK Fringe Event, in collaboration with Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Digital Ethics (CAIDE) & CSIRO's data61, for a focused exploration into responsible AI's role in developing climate-resilient health policies.
About the event
Date: Tuesday 13 February 2024
Location: Combined East-West Room (Floor 10) University House, Woodward Centre, Pelham Street, Melbourne
Time: 16:00-20:00 AEDT
This session will delve into the ethical challenges and governance issues of AI in the context of climate change and its effects on public health. Additionally, the event features a case study activity, focusing on practicing skills in identifying and managing risks associated with AI-supported decision making. This is an opportunity to deepen your understanding and enhance your ability to identify and find management solutions for risks associated with AI in health and environmental contexts.’
Agenda
Please note the details below are subject to changes, with more details to come.
16:00 – 16:30 AEDT Welcome & Networking
16:30 – 17:20 AEDT Panel Discussion and Q&A
This multidisciplinary discussion will bring together experts to provide a comprehensive perspective on current research and innovations at the intersection of the field of AI, Climate Change and Health. The goal is to facilitate a productive exchange of ideas and insights that can inform future research and collaboration.
Panel:
- Prof Didar Zowghi - Senior Principal Research Scientist and Diversity & Inclusion in AI Lead, CSIRO's Data 61
- Prof Gavin Shaddick - Executive Dean of Engineering, Physical and Mathematical Sciences at Royal Holloway University of London
- Prof Jacqueline Peel - Director of Melbourne Climate Futures, University of Melbourne
- Prof Jeannie Paterson - Co-director of Centre for AI and Digital Ethics, Digital Access and Equity Research Program, Melbourne Social Equity Institute
Dive into a real-world case study, designed to enhance your skills in identifying risks and ethical challenges associated with a hypothetical microsimulation tool for application in the context of climate change and health. This session, supported by guiding material from The Alan Turing Institute, will provide practical experience in strategizing effective solutions for AI-related challenges.
Lead: Dr Christopher Burr, Senior Researcher in Trustworthy Systems, The Alan Turing Institute
18:30 - 19:00 AEDT Plenary Discussion and Knowledge Share
19:00 - 19:30 AEDT Drinks
The event will be held at University House at the Woodward.
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