Policy options for the ethical governance of disruptive technologies: open STOA panel on 23 March

We invite you to an online event that takes its point of departure from the current discussion and legislative agenda of AI. Focusing on issues and challenges in need of particular attention, and how can they be addressed: Moving beyond AI to find out how can we build on what was learned from that discourse to prepare for the next wave of scientific and technological advances. The SHERPA, SIENNA and PANELFIT projects have been involved in developing the programme and panels, and now we invite you to join the STOA panel on 23 March!.

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The panel will be moderated by Vivienne Parry (science journalist and broadcaster) and will include keynote speeches from European Commissioner Mariya Gabriel, Head of Cabinet for European Commission VP Margaritis Schinas Despina Spanou and the University of Montreal’s renowned AI expert Yoshua Bengio. Three panels and a final round table discussion includes contributions from other leading figures from policy, industry, research and civil society.

This event, organized and hosted by the European Parliament’s Science and Technology Options Assessment panel (STOA). The programme builds on the outputs of SHERPA, SIENNA and PANELFIT, but the aim is not to report results. Instead, the panel is designed to stimulate high-level debate on policy around questions concerning new and emerging disruptive technologies.

For more information about the event and registration, visit the STOA website.

Too late to register? The event will be livestreamed!