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| Wednesday, May 1 |
May Student and Teacher Awards Night at NKU
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| Thursday, March 29 |
March Meeting at the Manor House
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| Thursday, February 15 |
February Meeting at MSJ
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| Thursday, January 18 |
January Meeting at UC
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Essence and Importance of Responsible AI
Manor House
7440 Mason Montgomery Rd, Mason, OH 45040
Friday, March 29, 2024 (6 PM)
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In this seminar, Prof. Kelly Cohen will discuss the importance of Responsible AI as well as the challenges in terms of our responsibility towards a more trustworthy and ethical society. Moreover, Dr. Cohen will provide examples of his research into Responsible AI.
The deadline to register is Thursday, March 28. The first 20 students to register and attend will have their registration fee refunded.
Abstract: Responsible AI refers to the ethical and legal development and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) systems and solutions. It involves ensuring that AI acts as intended, fosters moral values, and enables human accountability and understanding. This approach is important to minimize the potential harm caused by AI and to ensure that it benefits communities and society. Responsible AI principles include transparency, fairness, accountability, robustness, privacy, and sustainability. A foundation for ethics is critical in building trust and credibility with others as It helps individuals and organizations establish a reputation for integrity and honesty, which is essential for building long-term relationships and achieving success in both business and life. It provides a stable and reliable framework for ethical decision-making. It helps individuals and organizations maintain their ethical standards and principles over time and helps build trust and credibility with others. A foundation for ethics is essential for promoting ethical behavior, fostering transparency, and creating a culture of accountability and integrity.
By implementing responsible AI, organizations can reduce AI bias, create more transparent AI systems, and increase end-user trust in those systems. The importance of responsible AI lies in its ability to guide how AI impacts society, ensuring that people retain their dignity and human rights. With the widespread adoption of AI, responsible AI becomes crucial in mitigating potential risks associated with AI use cases, such as unjustly declining applications for healthcare or inaccurately diagnosing patients. By embedding responsible AI principles into AI governance and policies, organizations can evaluate and address the risks associated with AI use cases, ultimately contributing to the safe, trustworthy, and ethical deployment of AI.
In this seminar, Prof. Kelly Cohen will discuss the importance of Responsible AI as well as the challenges in terms of our responsibility towards a more trustworthy and ethical society. Moreover, Dr. Cohen will provide examples of his research into Responsible AI.
