As AI becomes more prevalent in society, it's crucial to ensure that it is developed and deployed in a responsible, safe, and ethical manner that puts humans first.

Whether you are a technologist, policy-maker, or concerned citizen, now is a very good time to find out what the many intersecting issues are.

Join us for "AI for Humans," an AI&U event where we'll be exploring the intersection of technology and humanity at this critical time in history. Our expert speakers will delve into the latest developments in AI ethics, safety, and responsibility, and share insights on how we can create a more equitable and sustainable future with intelligent technologies.

Topics will include:

The ethical considerations of AI development, deployment, and use
Strategies for ensuring transparency, accountability, and fairness in AI decision-making
Best practices for addressing biases and ensuring diversity and inclusion in AI systems
Approaches to ensuring the safety and security of AI systems
Case studies and real-world examples of responsible AI practices in action

and there'll be plenty of opportunity to ask questions and have your say.

SPEAKERS

Lorenn Ruster of ANU School of Cybernetics and the Centre for Public Impact: putting dignity at the centre of tech
Bec Johnson, Doctoral Researcher at the University of Sydney: AI Ethics
Paul Conyngham of Core Intelligence: AI Safety
Didar Zowghi of CSIRO's Data61: Diversity & Inclusion in Artificial Intelligence

in a discussion lead by Matthew Newman of TechInnocens.

This event is for anyone interested in exploring the opportunities and challenges of AI in a human-centered way. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from thought leaders in the field and join the conversation about creating a better future with AI.

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This event is part of AI&U, a two week exploration of all things artificial intelligence and generative AI, taking place in locations across Sydney's Tech Central and supported by the City of Sydney. AI&U is organised by Spark Festival and upholds the Spark Code of Conduct.

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