This is an interdisciplinary hybrid seminar series aiming to cover relevant areas of societal, legal, political implications of AI technology, mainly with a focus on applications in the field of biomedical studies / health.
All in-person seminars will meet in the Fairlie Room in the Main Campus Library from 12noon-1pm.
June 18th - Professor Jim Smith
Join us for this seminar with Jim Smith, Professor in Interactive Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Director of the Computer Science Research Centre at the University of the West of England.
This will be an in-person seminar, but you can join us online through the link below.
June 25th - Professor Angela Daly Reflections on the political economy of research data governance in the AI age
Join us for this seminar with Angela Daly, Professor of Law in the School of Law and Justice, University of Newcastle, Australia. This will be an in-person seminar, but you can join us online through the link below.
July 2nd - Professor Tamar Sharon
Join us for this seminar with Tamar Sharon, Professor at the Interdisciplinary Hub for Digitalization and Society at Radboud University. This will be an online seminar and you can join us through the link below.
July 9th - Dr Michael Hicks
Join us for this seminar with Michael Hicks, philosopher of science and technology at the University of Glasgow. This will be an in-person seminar, but you can join us online through the link below.