Bias in Artificial Intelligence
Registration is now open! We welcome employees and advanced students who are seeking inspiration for their master's thesis or exploring academic career opportunities to join us.
In this workshop, we aim to facilitate a cross-disciplinary discourse on how the issue of bias in AI is understood and addressed across sectors such as the criminal justice system, healthcare, employment, insurance industry and beyond.
If you are interested in attending the workshop, you are invited to sign up for one or two sessions. Lunch is provided for participants who sign up for both sessions.
If you want to attend you have register here!
08:30 Registration
09:00 Welcome Tore Henriksen (Dean, Faculty of Law; UiT) Nandor Knust (Leader Research Group on Crime Control and Security Law)
09:15 Introduction: Bias in AI Mathias Karlsen Hauglid, UiT, Faculty of Law
09:30 Bias in Predictive Policing Kelly Blount, University of Luxembourg, Faculty of Law
09:45 The ‘Datafication’ of Employment Fieke Jansen, Cardiff University, Data Justice Lab
10:00 Q&A: Legal Panel 10:30 *** Coffee break ***
10:45 [To be determined]
11:00 Bias and Machine Learning Srishti Gautam, UiT Machine Learning Group
11:15 Bias and Natural Language Processing Brita Elvevåg, UiT Department of Clinical Medicine
11.30 Q&A: AI Panel
12:00 *** Lunch and coffee ***
13.00 – 17.00 Session 2 is discussion-based.
Participants who sign up for Session 2 are expected to participate in discussions. The aim is to develop a better understanding of conceptual and practical differences and similarities across the involved disciplines and sectors. A more detailed agenda for the discussions will be distributed before the event.