CEPS launched a Task force to try to bring the AI debate to a concrete discussion of outstanding ethical, governance and policy challenges. The Task Force will focus in particular on EU policy, but will also look at developments in other parts of the world. It will be composed of academics, industry players from various sectors, policymakers and civil society. And it will discuss issues such as: the state and evolution of machine learning; algorithmic accountability; strict and joint liability for damage caused by AI; algorithmic bias and non-discrimination; options for policy experimentation; and possible EU industrial policy measures to promote the smooth development of AI in coherence with the overall EU 2030 agenda.
The next meeting will take place on July 9 in Brussels at CEPS premises. Here is the agenda
10.00 Welcome and introduction: AndreaRENDA, Coordinator of the CEPS Task Force
10.15 Moral AI: at the crossroads between philosophy, computer science, and economics. Vincent CONITZER, Duke University
11.00 Coffee Break
11.15 AI and entrepreneurship in the EU: challenges and opportunities. Michal PĚCHOUČEK, Czech Technology University
12.00 Case study: from sensors to people. Koen SIMOENS, VP operations, Sentiance
12.30 Lunch
13.15 Ethical AI: the EU challenge. Virginia DIGNUM, TU Delft and Luciano FLORIDI, Oxford Internet Institute
15.15 Discussion of the draft outline of the final report. Andrea RENDA, Coordinator of the CEPS Task Force
16.00 End of meeting
To all members of the High Level Group: if you are interested in participating, please contact Andrea Renda at andrea.renda@ceps.eu
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