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Paolo Benanti: 'Algorethics: Thinking about the Techno-Human Condition'

'AI in the Law or AI in the Place of Law?'

'Ethics in AI Colloquium - AI Systems, Impacts, and Accountability'

Seth Lazar (Australian National University): 'Generative Ethics and the New Bing'

'Ethics in AI Colloquium - Reflection on the Nature of (Artificial) Intelligence and Creativity'

Daron Acemoğlu (MIT): 'The Economic Impact of AI'

The Institute for Ethics in AI and Oxford Martin School are pleased to announce an exclusive morning event featuring a keynote address by distinguished economist Professor Daron Acemoglu on May 17, 2024.

Jeff Howard (UCL): 'Policing Platforms: The Ethics of AI-Powered Content Moderation'

Vilas Dahr (Patrick McGovern Foundation): 'Intention and Knowledge: The Conundrum of Civil Society's Role in Our Technological Future'

Zeynep Pamuk (LSE): 'Explanation and Power: Governing Well with Algorithms'

Joe Tomlinson (University of York) and Jed Meers (University of York): 'AI on the frontlines: Towards a theory of administrative fairness?'

Matthew Dennis (TU Eindhoven): 'Reimagining Persuasive Technologies for Digital Well-Being'

Josiah Ober | Ethics in AI with Aristotle

Ethics in AI Annual Lecture with Alondra Nelson: 'Thick Alignment'

Mark Coeckelbergh (Vienna): 'AI, Democracy, and the Common Good'

Paolo Carozza: 'The Meta Oversight Board and the Self-Regulation of Tech Companies'

Mr Justice Fraser: 'Why Do We Expect More of Machines than we do of Ourselves?'

Introducing the work of Professor Philip Torr (University of Oxford)

Dr Brian D Earp: 'Credit-Blame Asymmetries in Human Use of Personalised versus ‘Standard’ Generative AI'

Dr Aphrodite Papachristodoulou (University of Galway): 'Power, Technologies and Migration Control: Rendering the Invisible Visible'

Dr David Barnes: 'AI and the Military: Beyond Autonomous Weapons to Strategic Enterprise Transformation'

Professor Jakub Foerster: 'Opponent-Shaping and Interference in General-Sum Games'

Kyle Van Oosterum (Philosophy, University of Oxford): 'Algorithms, Corporations, and Self-Respect'

Dr Edmond Awad (Exeter Business School): 'Understanding Human Perception of “AI in the Wild”'

Dr Daphné Richemond-Barak (Reichman University): 'Humanitarian AI'

Dr Veronica Fikfak (UCL) and Professor Laurence R. Helfer (Duke University): 'Automating International Human Rights Adjudication'

Tom Simpson | 'Should countries that comply with the laws of war adopt a no-first-use policy on automated weapons systems?'

Jeremias Adams-Prassl, Aislinn Kelly-Lyth and Reuben Binns | Directly Discriminatory Algorithms

Max Kiener | 'Taking Responsibility for AI'

Max van Kleek | Respect: a normative ethical framework for interactive systems (i.e., how computers should treat people)

Roger Brownsword | 'Three New Billboards at Ebbing: Law's Imperfect Governance, AI, and the Global Commons'

Daniel Susskind | 'Work and Meaning in the Age of AI'

A discussion of ethical challenges posed by AI involving experts from fields across Oxford

A discussion of ethical challenges posed by AI involving experts from fields across Oxford

Part of the Colloquium on AI Ethics series presented by the Institute of Ethics in AI

Carissa Véliz in conversation with Alexis Papazoglou