Repairing AI for Environmental Justice
Join the InterD program community for a keynote lecture about AI and its impact on the environment
Date: Wednesday, April 3
Time: 1:45 pm
Location: E-Wing Atrium, Health Sciences Building
About this event
AI is broken. There are serious ethical concerns related to the design and development of AI that demand repair. How can the AI space be repaired so the environmental consequences don't fall on marginalized communities?
The USask research community is invited to join Dr. Aimee van Wynsberghe (Alexander von Humboldt Professor for Applied Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, University of Bonn), for InterD keynote lecture, Repairing AI for Environmental Justice.
Join the InterD community at a catered reception at 1:45PM in the E-Wing Atrium.
The keynote will take place in Room 1150, Health Sciences Building at 2:30 pm. Keynote begins at 2:30PM. Q&A begins at 3:45PM.
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