Artificial intelligence & robotics
The SIENNA final conference session on artificial Intelligence and robotics was held on 11 March 2021. It focused on ethical, legal and human rights challenges. In this session, we presented our results and discuss how ethics is currently being used and integrated in AI practices and institutions We identify problems and challenges and propose ways to move forward. Presentations included new research ethics frameworks for AI, new regulatory and policy proposals, Ethics by Design methodologies, the role of stakeholders and the general public in responsible innovation for AI, the role of critical and social studies of AI in ethics and policy, and education and training programmes for ethics of AI.
Introduction and key findings
Anaïs Resseguier, PhD, Senior Research Analyst, Trilateral Research
SIENNA multistakeholder strategy for ethical AI and Robotics
Philip Brey, Professor of Philosophy of Technology, University of Twente
Regulatory & policy recommendations
Rowena Rodrigues, PhD, Senior Research Manager, Trilateral Research
Research ethics framework
Philip Brey, Professor of Philosophy of Technology, University of Twente
Ethics by design
Brandt Dainow, PostDoc, University of Twente
Ethics as attention to context for AI
Anaïs Resseguier, PhD, Senior Research Analyst, Trilateral Research