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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'

Lily Xu (University of Oxford): 'Algorithmic Decision Making and Participation for Biodiversity Conservation'

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

Details to follow

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

Alexy Karenowska (University of Oxford)

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

Details to follow.

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

Ray Eitel-Porter (University of Cambridge)

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

Details to follow.

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

Sylvie Delacroix (University of Birmingham)

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

Details to follow.

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

Murray Shanahan, Professor of Cognitive Robotics, Department of Computing, Imperial College London: 'How to Think About Large Language Models​​​​​​​'

Ruth Chang ( University of Oxford): 'Two Mistakes in AI Design?'

Stuart Russell (University of California at Berkeley): 'Provably Beneficial Artificial Intelligence'

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

Carissa Véliz in conversation with Alexis Papazoglou