Ethical AI: sparking debate in academia

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Are you a researcher or someone who wants to debate about the challenges and opportunities of AI-generated data in research? Then this event is for you.

During the Open Science Week from 23 - 27 September, lunch cafes are hosted at different locations at the TU Delft campus on specific Open Science topics. Join us on the 24th of September at the TU Library to a debate on the challenges and opportunities of AI-generated data in research. This event is brought to you by the 4TU.ResearchData community.

Join us for an exciting exploration of AI's role in research and education, featuring a British-style debate that promises to be both dynamic and unpredictable. In this format, our expert panelists won’t know if they’ll be arguing for or against the topic until the last minute, ensuring a lively discussion. They’ll tackle tough questions on the ethical use of AI, with a focus on critical issues like GDPR. After the debate, stay for an in-depth panel on AI-generated data licenses, where experts will dive into the complexities and real-world implications. Don’t miss this chance to see experts in action and engage with important topics—join us!

Speakers:

• Alessandro Bozzon, Head of the Department of Sustainable Design Engineering, Professor of Human Centered Artificial Intelligence
• Aaron Ding Associate Professor at TU Delft, leading the Cyber-Physical Intelligence (CPI) Lab
• Jonne Maas, PhD candidate at TU Delft involved with the HumanE AI project
• Martin Sand, Assistant Professor of Ethics and Philosophy of Technology at TU Delft
• Marcell Varkonyi, Project Lead Open Education at TU Delft
• Curtis Sharma, Community and Project Manager at 4TU.ResearchData
• Karin Bodganova, PhD candidate within AI DeMoS Lab

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