This event has been re-scheudled from 5 June to 15 July, 2024

Considerations for using Responsible, Trustworthy and Ethical AI in the public sector

featuring

Professor Keeley Crockett

Professor in Computational Intelligence | Chair IEEE Technical Committee SHIELD | Manchester Metropolitan University

and

Dr Annabel Latham

Senior Lecturer in Computer Science │ Manchester Metropolitan University

Responsible, trustworthy and ethical Artificial Intelligence (AI) are essential to build public trust and meet legal obligations, yet how can public sector organistions put ethical principals into practice?

Considering emerging legalisation on AI, organisations need to openly address ethical principles such as bias, fairness, explainability, transparency, data privacy, accountability, and safety through effective AI Governance.

In this free online seminar, the speakers will explore a range of ethical AI principles and highlight toolkits designed to engage a diverse range of stakeholders in consequence, scanning the ethical use of artificial intelligence in applications. Keeley and Annabel will also highlight examples of current work with Manchester City Councils Digital Strategy Team.

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Considerations for using Responsible and Ethical AI in the public sector