Meet & Inspire - Onsdag - d. 2-12-2020
As we are becoming more dependent on AI and the predictions it gives us for decision making, the need for transparency and the ability to verify the model ethics, trustworthiness, and transparency including the data used in developing the models also rises.
Location
Webinar: Online
Date
December 2nd, 2020
Duration
1 hour
Time
9.30 a.m. - 10.30 a.m.
Deadline for registration
December 2nd, 2020
Prices:
Webinar participation:
Members: Free
Non-members: Kr. 200,-
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Today, the Ethical, Trustworthy, and Transparent AI are in focus - in broader terms, AI Governance. This is the logical consequence of two things:
The new challenges for everyone who wants to get started with AI are public opinions toward AI as well as the guidelines and regulations on AI ethics, trustworthiness, and robustness. Both AI and data guidelines and regulations are being implemented across the globe to ensure that consumers can trust organizations with their data and that AI models in operation are transparent, fair, and trustworthy.
During this webinar, we will dive into understanding what biases in AI models are, how they form, and how we can avoid or minimize their potential for unethical decisions.
Kristoffer Gordon Clausen, Data Scientist, 2021.AI
As a Data Scientist at 2021.AI, Kristoffer has modeled multi-process manufacturing lines for pharmaceutical companies, predicted container dwell times for container port terminals, and deployed several models for telecom clients. Kristoffer is also a board member at Neural, a student-run society for AI in Denmark.
