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SUMMARY:AI's Impact on Society and Democracy
DESCRIPTION:Digital Ideas Lunch Series\nLaw in the Algorithmic Society\nMarch 3 — May 26 2021\nWednesdays \n  \nSpeakers: \nYuval Goldfus\nPhD Candidate at Univ. of Jerusalem \nMargarita Amaxapolou\nPhD Candidate at King’s College London \n  \nThe Digital Ideas Lunch Series is hosted by the European Law School at Humboldt University\, Prof. Dr. Dr. Stefan Grundmann\, in cooperation with King’s College London’s Centre for Technology\, Ethics\, Law and Society and digital partner Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society for the Global Network of Internet and Society Research Centers. \nThe events are open to the public. For any questions please contact niklas.eder@hu-berlin.de.\nJoin us at: https://hu-berlin.zoom.us/j/9916221271 – Zoom Meeting-ID: 991 622 1271\nPlease use your real and full name when joining us on Zoom. \nThe first two decades of the 21st century have been characterised by rapid\ntechnological innovation and profound economic transformations. Ubiquitous data\ncollection and analysis\, automated decisions\, machine learning-based profiling\, micro-\ntargeted advertisement\, face recognition\, natural language processing\, platforms\ncovering speech and commerce for billions of people\, social media bots — the list of\ntechnological developments altering our social\, political and societal existence is\ngrowing each year. At the heart of many of these developments sit algorithms.\nAlgorithms constitute the foundation of what is often described as a new era\, poignantly\nreferred to as Information Capitalism or the Algorithmic Society.\nIn this Digital Ideas Lunch Series\, we invite young scholars from around the world to\nshare what they believe the most pressing issues are\, how they identify problems\, and\nwhat solutions they suggest as we move into the new era. We invite master and PhD\nstudents to get to know emerging research fields\, to comment and to connect with\nworld-leading institutions. In three of the sessions\, more senior researchers provide\ncontext and share recent research on the impact of algorithms.\nEach session begins with a presentation by the speakers\, is followed by a comment of\none of the students and a discussion. After the session\, there is opportunity for\nnetworking.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/ais-impact-on-society-and-democracy/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210505T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210505T130000
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SUMMARY:The Power of Platforms
DESCRIPTION:Digital Ideas Lunch Series\nLaw in the Algorithmic Society\nMarch 3 — May 26 2021\nWednesdays \n  \nSpeakers: \nAmélie Pia Heldt\nResearcher at the Leibniz Institute for Media Research |\nHans-Bredow-Institut/Humboldt Institute for Internet and\nSociety \nNikolas Guggenberger\nExecutive Director Yale Information Society Project \n  \nThe Digital Ideas Lunch Series is hosted by the European Law School at Humboldt University\, Prof. Dr. Dr. Stefan Grundmann\, in cooperation with King’s College London’s Centre for Technology\, Ethics\, Law and Society and digital partner Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society for the Global Network of Internet and Society Research Centers. \nThe events are open to the public. For any questions please contact niklas.eder@hu-berlin.de.\nJoin us at: https://hu-berlin.zoom.us/j/9916221271 – Zoom Meeting-ID: 991 622 1271\nPlease use your real and full name when joining us on Zoom. \nThe first two decades of the 21st century have been characterised by rapid\ntechnological innovation and profound economic transformations. Ubiquitous data\ncollection and analysis\, automated decisions\, machine learning-based profiling\, micro-\ntargeted advertisement\, face recognition\, natural language processing\, platforms\ncovering speech and commerce for billions of people\, social media bots — the list of\ntechnological developments altering our social\, political and societal existence is\ngrowing each year. At the heart of many of these developments sit algorithms.\nAlgorithms constitute the foundation of what is often described as a new era\, poignantly\nreferred to as Information Capitalism or the Algorithmic Society.\nIn this Digital Ideas Lunch Series\, we invite young scholars from around the world to\nshare what they believe the most pressing issues are\, how they identify problems\, and\nwhat solutions they suggest as we move into the new era. We invite master and PhD\nstudents to get to know emerging research fields\, to comment and to connect with\nworld-leading institutions. In three of the sessions\, more senior researchers provide\ncontext and share recent research on the impact of algorithms.\nEach session begins with a presentation by the speakers\, is followed by a comment of\none of the students and a discussion. After the session\, there is opportunity for\nnetworking.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/the-power-of-platforms/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210428T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210428T130000
DTSTAMP:20260420T224358
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SUMMARY:The Law and Politics of Content Moderation and News Personalisation
DESCRIPTION:Digital Ideas Lunch Series\nLaw in the Algorithmic Society\nMarch 3 — May 26 2021\nWednesdays \n  \nSpeakers: \nSarah Eskens\nLecturer at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam \nRobert Gorwa\nPhD Candidate at University of Oxford \n  \nThe Digital Ideas Lunch Series is hosted by the European Law School at Humboldt University\, Prof. Dr. Dr. Stefan Grundmann\, in cooperation with King’s College London’s Centre for Technology\, Ethics\, Law and Society and digital partner Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society for the Global Network of Internet and Society Research Centers. \nThe events are open to the public. For any questions please contact niklas.eder@hu-berlin.de.\nJoin us at: https://hu-berlin.zoom.us/j/9916221271 – Zoom Meeting-ID: 991 622 1271\nPlease use your real and full name when joining us on Zoom. \nThe first two decades of the 21st century have been characterised by rapid\ntechnological innovation and profound economic transformations. Ubiquitous data\ncollection and analysis\, automated decisions\, machine learning-based profiling\, micro-\ntargeted advertisement\, face recognition\, natural language processing\, platforms\ncovering speech and commerce for billions of people\, social media bots — the list of\ntechnological developments altering our social\, political and societal existence is\ngrowing each year. At the heart of many of these developments sit algorithms.\nAlgorithms constitute the foundation of what is often described as a new era\, poignantly\nreferred to as Information Capitalism or the Algorithmic Society.\nIn this Digital Ideas Lunch Series\, we invite young scholars from around the world to\nshare what they believe the most pressing issues are\, how they identify problems\, and\nwhat solutions they suggest as we move into the new era. We invite master and PhD\nstudents to get to know emerging research fields\, to comment and to connect with\nworld-leading institutions. In three of the sessions\, more senior researchers provide\ncontext and share recent research on the impact of algorithms.\nEach session begins with a presentation by the speakers\, is followed by a comment of\none of the students and a discussion. After the session\, there is opportunity for\nnetworking.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/the-law-and-politics-of-content-moderation-and-news-personalisation/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210414T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210414T143000
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SUMMARY:Platform Governance and Content Moderation
DESCRIPTION:Digital Ideas Lunch Series\nLaw in the Algorithmic Society\nMarch 3 — May 26 2021\nWednesdays \n  \nSpeakers: \nNatali Helberger\nProfessor at University of Amsterdam \nMatthias C. Kettemann\nSenior Researcher at Leibniz Institute for Media Research\n| Hans-Bredow-Institut/Head of Research Group at the\nHumboldt Institute for Internet and Society\n„Challenging Platform Power: Exploring New\nGovernance Approaches for Big Tech“\n„Normfare: Ruling Platforms Can Be\nDangerous“ \nModerator: Jill Toh\nPhD Candidate at the Institute for Information Law (IViR)\nAmsterdam University \n  \nThe Digital Ideas Lunch Series is hosted by the European Law School at Humboldt University\, Prof. Dr. Dr. Stefan Grundmann\, in cooperation with King’s College London’s Centre for Technology\, Ethics\, Law and Society and digital partner Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society for the Global Network of Internet and Society Research Centers. \nThe events are open to the public. For any questions please contact niklas.eder@hu-berlin.de.\nJoin us at: https://hu-berlin.zoom.us/j/9916221271 – Zoom Meeting-ID: 991 622 1271\nPlease use your real and full name when joining us on Zoom. \nThe first two decades of the 21st century have been characterised by rapid\ntechnological innovation and profound economic transformations. Ubiquitous data\ncollection and analysis\, automated decisions\, machine learning-based profiling\, micro-\ntargeted advertisement\, face recognition\, natural language processing\, platforms\ncovering speech and commerce for billions of people\, social media bots — the list of\ntechnological developments altering our social\, political and societal existence is\ngrowing each year. At the heart of many of these developments sit algorithms.\nAlgorithms constitute the foundation of what is often described as a new era\, poignantly\nreferred to as Information Capitalism or the Algorithmic Society.\nIn this Digital Ideas Lunch Series\, we invite young scholars from around the world to\nshare what they believe the most pressing issues are\, how they identify problems\, and\nwhat solutions they suggest as we move into the new era. We invite master and PhD\nstudents to get to know emerging research fields\, to comment and to connect with\nworld-leading institutions. In three of the sessions\, more senior researchers provide\ncontext and share recent research on the impact of algorithms.\nEach session begins with a presentation by the speakers\, is followed by a comment of\none of the students and a discussion. After the session\, there is opportunity for\nnetworking.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/platform-governance-and-content-moderation/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210407T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210407T190000
DTSTAMP:20260420T224358
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SUMMARY:AI\, Decision Making and the Law
DESCRIPTION:Digital Ideas Lunch Series\nLaw in the Algorithmic Society\nMarch 3 — May 26 2021\nWednesdays \n  \nSpeakers: \nChristoph Winter\nDirector Legal Priorities Project/Assistant Professor\nInstituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México \nChristopher Markou\nKing’s College London/University of Cambridge \n  \nThe Digital Ideas Lunch Series is hosted by the European Law School at Humboldt University\, Prof. Dr. Dr. Stefan Grundmann\, in cooperation with King’s College London’s Centre for Technology\, Ethics\, Law and Society and digital partner Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society for the Global Network of Internet and Society Research Centers. \nThe events are open to the public. For any questions please contact niklas.eder@hu-berlin.de.\nJoin us at: https://hu-berlin.zoom.us/j/9916221271 – Zoom Meeting-ID: 991 622 1271\nPlease use your real and full name when joining us on Zoom. \nThe first two decades of the 21st century have been characterised by rapid\ntechnological innovation and profound economic transformations. Ubiquitous data\ncollection and analysis\, automated decisions\, machine learning-based profiling\, micro-\ntargeted advertisement\, face recognition\, natural language processing\, platforms\ncovering speech and commerce for billions of people\, social media bots — the list of\ntechnological developments altering our social\, political and societal existence is\ngrowing each year. At the heart of many of these developments sit algorithms.\nAlgorithms constitute the foundation of what is often described as a new era\, poignantly\nreferred to as Information Capitalism or the Algorithmic Society.\nIn this Digital Ideas Lunch Series\, we invite young scholars from around the world to\nshare what they believe the most pressing issues are\, how they identify problems\, and\nwhat solutions they suggest as we move into the new era. We invite master and PhD\nstudents to get to know emerging research fields\, to comment and to connect with\nworld-leading institutions. In three of the sessions\, more senior researchers provide\ncontext and share recent research on the impact of algorithms.\nEach session begins with a presentation by the speakers\, is followed by a comment of\none of the students and a discussion. After the session\, there is opportunity for\nnetworking.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/ai-decision-making-and-the-law/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210318T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210318T190000
DTSTAMP:20260420T224358
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SUMMARY:Data\, Big And Small: How The Datasets That Power AI Are Made
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nData\, Big And Small: How The Datasets That Power AI Are Made \n .ical\n\n2021-03-18\, 18:00–19:00\, Zoom Room 1A\n\n\n\nAI as a field\, and as a buzzword\, has exploded in the past few years. But for many\, AI seems like something conjured out of the ether: a computerized intelligence created with nothing but code. This is not the case. The explosion in AI has related directly to an explosion in the available data for training: these algorithms are fed massive datasets and learn to imitate the human behaviors that went into creating them. In this workshop\, we’ll explore a quick history of the datasets behind AI and the human labor that made them\, discussing the advent of web scraping\, ImageNet\, Mechanical Turk\, and more. After that\, we’ll discuss the ethical considerations of dataset creation\, then go into a hands-on portion where we create and label our own image and text datasets for use\, to give participants firsthand experience of the messy\, human process of making them.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/data-big-and-small-how-the-datasets-that-power-ai-are-made/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210316T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210316T190000
DTSTAMP:20260420T224358
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SUMMARY:Spotlight on Artificial Intelligence & Freedom of Expression: Shaping Online Content
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nSpotlight on Artificial Intelligence & Freedom of Expression: Shaping Online Content \n .ical\n\n2021-03-16\, 18:00–19:00\, Zoom Room 7A\n\n\n\n\nArtificial intelligence (AI) increasingly shapes and arbitrates online information. Content moderation and curation are often automated processes\, with algorithms and AI deciding on which content is taken down or to whom it is disseminated. The use of AI can severely affect freedom of expression and media freedom\, thereby shaping our opinions and behavior. Yet\, AI tools are regularly deployed with little transparency or oversight. \nThis workshop will put a spotlight on AI and freedom of expression. The aim of the session is to identify and discuss what can and should be done to better protect free speech online\, both on an individual and global level\, and to explore how ordinary citizens and users can better protect their freedom of expression\, privacy and access to pluralistic information online.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/spotlight-on-artificial-intelligence-freedom-of-expression-shaping-online-content/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210315T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210315T170000
DTSTAMP:20260420T224358
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SUMMARY:AI & Truth: A Dialogues & Debates panel
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nAI & Truth: A Dialogues & Debates panel \n .ical\n\n2021-03-15\, 16:00–17:00\, Broadcast Talks\n\n\n\nThe AI powering our most influential communications platforms has a critical vulnerability: it rewards engagement\, not truth or civility. Can AI be designed differently to avoid this pitfall? And if so\, what conditions and incentives must be changed for this to be the case? \nA panel featuring: \nJacquelyn Mason\, Senior Researcher\, First Draft News \nDr. Peaks Krafft\, Lead\, MA Internet Equalities at UAL’s Creative Computing Institute \nMutale Nkonde\, CEO\, AI for the People \nRasha Abdul-Rahim\, Co-Director\, Amnesty Tech \nand moderator Brandi Geurkink\, Senior Campaigner\, Mozilla
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/ai-truth-a-dialogues-debates-panel/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210315T154500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210315T164500
DTSTAMP:20260420T224358
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SUMMARY:AI Bias beyond the western lens: Perspectives from India
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nAI Bias beyond the western lens: Perspectives from India \n .ical\n\n2021-03-15\, 15:45–16:45\, Zoom Room 6B\n\n\n\nSeveral studies have documented the risks of AI bias\, most notably in the context of gender and racial bias. Most of these conversations\, particularly those involving empirical analysis\, stem from a western perspective\, generally relying on western datasets and institutional structures. \nThis session will discuss the implementations of such systems from an Indian perspective\, highlighting the role that institutional biases play in all stages\, from data generation to decision making. \nBy looking at Indian implementations we hope to highlight the importance of local context and evaluate biases that cut across complexities of caste\, religion\, class\, and regional divides. This offers a starting point for discussions on AI bias rooted in the realities of bias as experienced across different countries and communities.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/ai-bias-beyond-the-western-lens-perspectives-from-india/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210313T181500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210313T191500
DTSTAMP:20260420T224358
CREATED:20210308T125834Z
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SUMMARY:DIY Facial Recognition Resistance
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nDIY Facial Recognition Resistance \n .ical\n\n2021-03-13\, 18:15–19:15\, Zoom Room 2B \n\n\n\n\nFacial detection and recognition systems are becoming increasingly prevalent in our public and private lives. The implications of mass-biometric-surveillance as a tool to undermine privacy are clear. Yet\, many lack a fundamental understanding of how these complex and often proprietary (or „black box“) systems work. This workshop seeks to support participants to learn the primary strategies for undermining these systems through a DIY hands-on approach. Participants will craft expressive wearable looks that undermine common facial detection algorithm strategies\, using household objects\, natural elements\, or other readily available materials. The workshop’s goals are to support a more thorough (and accessible) understanding of how facial detection systems work and to promote conversation about privacy and biometric surveillance.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/diy-facial-recognition-resistance/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210313T154500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210313T164500
DTSTAMP:20260420T224358
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SUMMARY:AI vs. our bodies: How can we exists as women or a gender diverse people on social media
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nAI vs. our bodies: How can we exists as women or a gender diverse people on social media \n .ical\n\n2021-03-13\, 15:45–16:45\, Zoom Room 2B\n\n\n\n\nDuring the recent pandemic\, the Content Moderation Tools use in Social Media has become more dependent on AI’s. This situation has brought issues for all marginalized communities\, especially women and gender diverse where their bodies and sometimes expressions of self are censored by these tools and when they ask for reasons the algorithm shows its BIAS\, and the post never is shared again\, this is making that women and gender diverse people censure themselves in order to fill the „Community Standards“ and with this increasing the gender breach online. With this discussion\, we want to think of possibles ways to solve it and share ideas for an online campaign that points to those AI’s/CMT BIAS have.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/ai-vs-our-bodies-how-can-we-exists-as-women-or-a-gender-diverse-people-on-social-media/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210311T211500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210311T221500
DTSTAMP:20260420T224358
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SUMMARY:Hunting Biased Algorithms: A Dialogues & Debate conversation
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nTelinahme nach Anmldung auf https://www.mozillafestival.org/de/\n\n\n\n\nHunting Biased Algorithms: A Dialogues & Debate conversation \n .ical\n\n2021-03-11\, 21:15–22:15\, Broadcast Talks\n\n\n\nCan bias bounties become as mainstream as bug bounties? A conversation featuring :Deborah Raji\, Mozilla Fellow \nCamille Francois\, Mozilla Fellow \n~ \nSHOW NOTES (for further reading): \nCRASH website: https://www.ajl.org/avbp\nSasha Costanza-Chock’s book: https://design-justice.pubpub.org/\nActionable Auditing: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3306618.3314244\nGender Shades: http://gendershades.org/
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/hunting-biased-algorithms-a-dialogues-debate-conversation/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210311T191500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210311T201500
DTSTAMP:20260420T224358
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SUMMARY:Operationalizing AI Ethics
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nTelinahme nach Anmldung auf https://www.mozillafestival.org/de/\n\n\nOperationalizing AI Ethics \n .ical\n\n2021-03-11\, 19:15–20:15\, Zoom Room 2B\n\n\n\nThe strong increase in the development and deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems has led to growing concerns about the ethical aspects of these systems. As a result\, a proliferation of high-level ethical principles for AI has emerged. But\, as it turns out\, these principles are very difficult to bring into practice: principles may place conflicting demands on AI design or are hard to formalize in a univocal way. \nWe will discuss these hard questions of operationalizing AI ethics via thought-provoking questions and dilemmas for the audience to consider. And we will look at the preliminary results from the Moral AI-Gency project: an initiative supported by the SIDN Fonds\, Erasmus University Rotterdam and de Volksbank to provide research driven answers on how we can balance AI’s unique potential for problem solving with the serious ethical risks of discrimination\, lack of transparency and the diffusion of responsibility. \n\n\nHow will you deal with varying numbers of participants in your session? –Ethics is a topic that everyone has intuitions on. Therefore\, for the discussion the number of people present doesn’t have to impede the discussions on the values we think are important in AI systems and especially how we want to see these values operationalized. Via interactive tools such as Mentimeter\, the positions of the audience on several ethical questions can be explored and discussed. And even with 1 person in the room these discussion can prove to be valuable. \nWe’re hoping that many efforts and discussions will continue after Mozfest. Share any ideas you already have for how to continue the work from your session. –We welcome participants who are interested in continuing the discussion after the session. Furthermore\, the project is very much oriented on Dutch organizations and European perspectives. Any international contributions would expand the scope of the project and would provide valuable input for generalizing the results of the research and the scope of the ethical framework. If audience members are interested we can organize these discussions on a separate platform or in more informal face-to-face video calls.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/operationalizing-ai-ethics/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210311T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210311T190000
DTSTAMP:20260420T224358
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SUMMARY:How to make unethical AI
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\n\n\n \n\nHow to make unethical AI \n .ical\n\n2021-03-11\, 18:00–19:00\, Zoom Room 2A\n\n\n\nThere are a lot of high-level and often abstract AI guidelines being created\, which talk about „human flourishing“ and „ethics should be considered from the start“. But what does this mean in the real world? In this session we take a ‚bottom up‘ approach\, and look at the real-world ethical conundrums that creators run into. \nTo start us of we’ll dive into the development of a BMI prediction algorithm that was created for “How Normal Am I?”\, an interactive documentary about the limitations of face recognition technology\, created by artist Tijmen Schep. \nHe is joined by by Tom Simonite\, a senior writer with WIRED in San Francisco\, who has covered the tech industry’s soaring AI ambitions and the depths of its ethical dilemmas. \nSession participants are encouraged to share conundrums they have wrestled with. Try out HowNormalAmI.eu before you join this session. \n\n\nHow will you deal with varying numbers of participants in your session? –We will start of by talking about some of the practical issues I myself ran into\, so that should hopefully be interesting to any size group. Then\, as we move to the conversation\, the more people there are\, the more anekdotes may surface. Tom will help in structuring this discourse\, as well as adding his own insights and framing where useful. For example to discern patterns or point out potential blind spots in current approaches. \nWe do want to keep it one communal session\, so there is a practical limit to how many people can join while feeling like they can contribute. But I hope just listening in will also be a lot of fun. \nWhat is the goal and/or outcome of your session? –The goal is to try and bridge the gap between practice and idealism. For example\, there are currently countless documents being created by AI think tanks and EU research groups (including mine) that attempt to address the many human rights issues surrounding AI. My harddrive is currently full of them. But I find that because these academic researchers often aren’t developers themselves\, these lists of principles might not always optimally be informed by the ‚truth on the ground‘. \nFor example\, if a policy document says that „AI should promote human flourishing“\, then a party like Google can easily say „well\, we feel we do that“. Because you’re not being precise\, you leave a lot of space for interpretation. \nI would like to ‚lay my ear to ground‘ with creators who might recognise these issues\, and may contribute to the development of more pragmatic and ’strict‘ AI impact assessments. \nWe’re hoping that many efforts and discussions will continue after Mozfest. Share any ideas you already have for how to continue the work from your session. –This session will practically be used to inform the development of SHERPA’s explorations in this area – I will be inviting my academic compadres to join in too. E.g. Kevin Macnish\, Bernd Stahl and others who would like to join. As the artist in the consortium\, this is one way for me to play a playful role in how this research and its outcomes may develop. \nI am also literally developing a new art piece for SHERPA\, which is a humorous online AI impact assessment tool. Of course it will be fun\, but come with a deeper message about being both more holistic and more pragmatic about these types of tools.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/how-to-make-unethical-ai/
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SUMMARY:Truth as a Public Good
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nTruth as a Public Good \n .ical\n\n2021-03-10\, 21:15–22:45\, Zoom Room 3A\n\n\n\nSince October 2020\, the Truth as a Public Good Working Group has been exploring the “dilemma” of standardized content and data authentication and the stakeholders involved in this decision-making ecosystem. Content authentication\, evaluating the integrity of shared multimedia content\, is crucial in the era of increasing erosion of the public’s trust in media and information sources. \nTruth as a Public Good will be examined in the context of the Covid-19 vaccine story and how it relates to the public’s right to authenticating public health data. Truth as a Public Good will anchor this concept in the public’s shared experience of observing development of the Covid-19 Vaccine. This working group will host a World Cafe style workshop to examine authentication layers. \n\n\nHow will you deal with varying numbers of participants in your session? –We know the format of the workshop (~World Cafe); however\, we’d like to leave a degree of fluidity for the content/thematic areas since we intend to test this workshop format and concept at least once before the larger event during one of our weekly meetings. This will help us better understand what can be achieved in an hour with this format and iterate the workshop design accordingly. \nWhat is the goal and/or outcome of your session? –The overarching goals of the authentication examinations will be to:\n1) tell a significant story that is both highly relevant and accessible to society today\n2) have a useful and accessible output\n3) engage with stakeholders directly – we’d like to include relevant stakeholders stationary at their respective „tables“ to anchor the workshop in a real-world lived experience – these stakeholders might include professionals\, experts\, academic researchers as well as those who will be most directly implicated in the solutions. \nWe’re hoping that many efforts and discussions will continue after Mozfest. Share any ideas you already have for how to continue the work from your session. –Thus far\, we’ve designed the thematic areas to be broken up into different „layers“ of authentication examinations such as i) infrastructure/Internet pipelines\, ii) hardware/devices\,iii) software/apps\, iv) data\, v) shared content OR perhaps by centering a different issue areas such as i) Covid vaccines\, ii) health-wearables\, iii) manipulated imagery\, iv) Internet pipelines in the Global South\, v) making health data accessible and understandable to patients. Our goal is to continue centering different types of authentication examinations over time to build consensus around guiding principles and develop a toolkit that is representative of our collective ideals for TaPG in line with the Trustworthy AI theme.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/truth-as-a-public-good/
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SUMMARY:‘The Future of Knowledge Governance: Sharing and Creating Knowledge for All’
DESCRIPTION:‘The Future of Knowledge Governance: Sharing and Creating Knowledge for All’\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDates:Wednesday 10 March 2021\, 18:00 – 19:00\nLocation: \nOnline Webinar \n  \n \nRegister\nRegister online \n \nSeries:online webinars\, Wednesday Webinars 20/21\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Oxford Internet Institute welcomes Katherine Maher\, CEO and Executive Director of the Wikimedia Foundation\, hosted by Professor Philip Howard\, Director of the OII. \nAccess to knowledge can empower communities and lift up societies. During this event\, we’ll discuss Wikipedia as one of many models for sharing free knowledge with the world\, and explore a framework for knowledge governance that is rooted in content moderation\, new content generation\, and increased participation. \n\n\n\nABOUT THE SPEAKERS\n\n\nKatherine Maher\nThe Wikimedia Foundation \nKatherine Maher is the CEO and Executive Director of the Wikimedia Foundation\, the non-profit organization that operates Wikipedia and the Wikimedia projects. Katherine is a long-time advocate for free and open societies\, and has worked around the world leading the integration of technology and innovation in human rights\, good governance\, and international development. She has worked with UNICEF\, the National Democratic Institute\, the World Bank\, and Access Now on programs supporting technologies for democratic participation\, civic engagement\, and open government. Katherine is a Term Member at the Council on Foreign Relations\, a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader\, and a Security Fellow at the Truman Project. She is on the Board of the American University of Beirut and the Digital Public Library of America.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/the-future-of-knowledge-governance-sharing-and-creating-knowledge-for-all/
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SUMMARY:The Roots of Algorithmic Injustice: Intersections of Colonialism\, Systems of Oppression\, and Technology
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nThe Roots of Algorithmic Injustice: Intersections of Colonialism\, Systems of Oppression\, and Technology \n .ical\n\n2021-03-10\, 19:15–20:15\, Zoom Room 4B\n\n\n\n\nIn this session we’ll discuss how technology is a tool that exists within a social and political context that it cannot be meaningfully separated from — specifically colonization and systems of oppression. We’ll dive deeper into these issues in the form of a collective education session on what colonization is and how it manifests in our day-to-day lives. Then we’ll highlight the intersections of colonialism and capitalism and how we can take a radical approach to dismantle these systems within our own hearts\, minds\, and work. \n\n\nHow will you deal with varying numbers of participants in your session? –I’ll be presenting a talk on colonization\, capitalism\, and technology. It will be followed by a community discussion. \nWhat is the goal and/or outcome of your session? – \n\nTo raise awareness within the digital rights sphere on decolonization and anti-racist action being core to our work\, as opposed to being a separate issue.\nTo highlight the intersections of colonialism and capitalism as it manifests in our day-to-day lives\, and how we can take a radical approach to dismantle these systems within our own hearts\, minds\, and work.\n\nWe’re hoping that many efforts and discussions will continue after Mozfest. Share any ideas you already have for how to continue the work from your session. –The goal of this session is to inspire everyone to reflect deeply on oppressive systems that have been internalized within themselves and in their work.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/the-roots-of-algorithmic-injustice-intersections-of-colonialism-systems-of-oppression-and-technology/
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SUMMARY:SIDN fund showcase session and launch call Internet against Desinformation (Mozilla Festival)
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nTelinahme nach Anmldung auf https://www.mozillafestival.org/de/\n\n\n\nSIDN fund showcase session and launch call Internet against Desinformatie \n .ical\n\n2021-03-10\, 19:15–20:15\, Zoom Room 6B\n\n\n\nDuring this session we would like to showcase 3 projects we funded the last year with the focus on Empowerment\, data and big the platforms. The Projects will give a presentation about what they are doing and then we would like to facilitate a discussion about the problems we would like te tackle: \n\nDuck Duck Goose – deep fake detection – https://www.duckduckgoose.nl\nTAMI – Towards a Monitoring of Instagram – https://algorithmwatch.org/en/\nWho targets me? Who’s using Facebook ads to win your vote – and how are they doing it?\n\nAt the end of this session we will launch the call Internet against Desinformation \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/sidn-fund-showcase-session-and-launch-call-internet-against-desinformation-mozilla-festival/
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SUMMARY:Using Social Networks and Big Data to Fight Fascism
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nUsing Social Networks and Big Data to Fight Fascism \n .ical\n\n2021-03-10\, 14:30–15:30\, Zoom Room 5A\n\n\n\n\nWe’ll discuss how Tech Against Fascism is leveraging social networks (Twitter\, Facebook\, Reddit\, Gab\, Parler\, Telegram\, .win sites\, forums\, and more) and big data to help fight fascism (and help others do the same). We’ll show you how to become a spy against the alt-right\, and show you some of the research and outreach we’re doing with the data\, the future of Tech Against Fascism and how you can help. \n\n\nHow will you deal with varying numbers of participants in your session? –Frankly the only thing that changes with crowd size is how guided the ‚Using the Tracker‘ session is. If‘ there’s only a few\, I’ll try to make a small group project focused around one particular topic\, if it’s a larger group they will simply be break out groups\, with each doing an independent topic.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/using-social-networks-and-big-data-to-fight-fascism/
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SUMMARY:Developing fake news immunity
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nDeveloping fake news immunity \n .ical\n\n2021-03-10\, 14:30–15:30\, Zoom Room 3A\n\n\n\n\nIn this workshop we provide citizens with tools to navigate mis-/dis-information in a critical way and improve their decision making processes during the pandemic and beyond. As part of our ESRC funded project “Being Alone Together: Developing Fake News Immunity” we developed a multi-player chatbot that teaches people how to recognize rhetorical strategies that are used to spread misinformation. In this way\, people become their own fact-checkers.\nWe will begin by explaining the different information manipulations on the internet and then divide the participants to smaller groups to play with our chatbot. We believe that playing together is more powerful than individual learning\, because people can debate\, consult and understand together. After this we will reconvene and discuss what we learned\, how the chatbot contributed to their understanding of misinformation and what can be improved. \n\n\nHow will you deal with varying numbers of participants in your session? –While it is hard for us to know how many people will participate in the workshop we will be flexible and divide participants according to the amount of people who will show up. We will try to make diverse groups which have gender\, age and ethnicity balance to have groups with different opinions. Each group will be provided with a short feedback form to evaluate the fake news immunity chatbot. The form will touch upon both content (e.g. were the examples relevant for me?)\, design (e.g. is the chatbot engaging? Who is your favourite participant and why?) We believe that creating these groups have the potential to create interesting discussions and engagements and that people will contribute from their own experience and then feed this feedback back to the discussion afterwards. \nWe’re hoping that many efforts and discussions will continue after Mozfest. Share any ideas you already have for how to continue the work from your session. –With our project we hope to continue the conversation and expand the types of audiences we engage with to get insights and improve the chatbot. We hope to open a conversation with people who will tell us what works and what doesn’t so that we can tailor the way the chatbot responds to different audiences and communities needs. We will also circulate the project website (https://fakenewsimmunity.liverpool.ac.uk/) with contact details so that people will have the chance to directly reach out to us or leave comments on our comment page.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/developing-fake-news-immunity/
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SUMMARY:The Future of Facebook
DESCRIPTION:Digital Ideas Lunch Series\nLaw in the Algorithmic Society\nMarch 3 — May 26 2021\nWednesdays \n  \nSpeakers: \nNatalia Menéndez González \nPhD Candidate at the European University Institute \n  \nPrzemyslaw Palka \nAssistant Professor\, Future Law Lab\, Jagiellonian\nUniversity \n  \nThe Digital Ideas Lunch Series is hosted by the European Law School at Humboldt University\, Prof. Dr. Dr. Stefan Grundmann\, in cooperation with King’s College London’s Centre for Technology\, Ethics\, Law and Society and digital partner Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society for the Global Network of Internet and Society Research Centers. \nThe events are open to the public. For any questions please contact niklas.eder@hu-berlin.de.\nJoin us at: https://hu-berlin.zoom.us/j/9916221271 – Zoom Meeting-ID: 991 622 1271\nPlease use your real and full name when joining us on Zoom. \nThe first two decades of the 21st century have been characterised by rapid\ntechnological innovation and profound economic transformations. Ubiquitous data\ncollection and analysis\, automated decisions\, machine learning-based profiling\, micro-\ntargeted advertisement\, face recognition\, natural language processing\, platforms\ncovering speech and commerce for billions of people\, social media bots — the list of\ntechnological developments altering our social\, political and societal existence is\ngrowing each year. At the heart of many of these developments sit algorithms.\nAlgorithms constitute the foundation of what is often described as a new era\, poignantly\nreferred to as Information Capitalism or the Algorithmic Society.\nIn this Digital Ideas Lunch Series\, we invite young scholars from around the world to\nshare what they believe the most pressing issues are\, how they identify problems\, and\nwhat solutions they suggest as we move into the new era. We invite master and PhD\nstudents to get to know emerging research fields\, to comment and to connect with\nworld-leading institutions. In three of the sessions\, more senior researchers provide\ncontext and share recent research on the impact of algorithms.\nEach session begins with a presentation by the speakers\, is followed by a comment of\none of the students and a discussion. After the session\, there is opportunity for\nnetworking.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/the-future-of-facebook/
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SUMMARY:Just what are companies' targeted ad and algorithmic systems policies? How much do they disclose?
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nJust what are companies‘ targeted ad and algorithmic systems policies? How much do they disclose? \n .ical\n\n2021-03-09\, 21:15–22:15\, Zoom Room 1A\n\n\n\nThe Ranking Digital Rights 2020 Corporate Accountability Index\, launching in February 2021\, shortly before MozFest\, will rank 26 digital platforms and telecommunications companies on their policies affecting users’ freedom of expression and privacy. For the first time in 2020\, RDR added new standards\, ranking companies on their use of algorithms and targeted advertising systems. In this session\, we’ll convene researchers and digital rights experts around key questions: What do companies say about their targeted advertising and algorithmic systems? How can companies be more transparent about these remarkably opaque systems? Our longitudinal data can help answer these and many related questions. We’ll ask participants to work together to develop advocacy strategies using companies’ very own words–specifically their privacy and AI policies–to hold them accountable to users.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/just-what-are-companies-targeted-ad-and-algorithmic-systems-policies-how-much-do-they-disclose/
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SUMMARY:There Are No Girls on the Internet: Centering the Wellness of Black Women in AI as a radical act
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nThere Are No Girls on the Internet: Centering the Wellness of Black Women in AI as a radical act \n .ical\n\n2021-03-09\, 19:15–20:15\, Zoom Room 4B\n\n\n\nWe already know Black women can face hostility in the AI space that leaves us feeling unsupported\, burnt out\, or ends with us being pushed out of these spaces entirely. When this happens\, it has consequences for everyone. When AI isn’t built by inclusive teams\, these technologies can make life harder for people who are already marginalized. The need to center Black women’s wellness in AI can be an act of social good. The more Black women who feel compelled to stay in these spaces\, the more these voices can shape the technology that impacts so much of our world. \nAyodele Odubela will share her story as a Black woman in AI and we will facilitate a community conversation and brainstorm takeaways on how we can center the wellness of Black women in the AI space.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/there-are-no-girls-on-the-internet-centering-the-wellness-of-black-women-in-ai-as-a-radical-act/
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SUMMARY:‘Women and girls use computers\, men and boys love them.’ :: Gender diversity for Trustworthy AI
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\n‘Women and girls use computers\, men and boys love them.’ :: Gender diversity for Trustworthy AI \n .ical\n\n2021-03-09\, 19:15–20:15\, Zoom Room 6B\n\n\n\n\n‘Women and girls use computers\, men and boys love them.’ This 1986 New York Times quote was published 35 years ago\, yet we are still facing a severe underrepresentation of women in technology. In the age of AI and further digitization of our societies\, can we still afford to accept this gender gap? In this session we will explore the relationship between increasing gender diversity in tech and trustworthy AI.\n– The women in AI right now and their stories. Eve Logunova WomenInAI NL\n– Systemic difficulties that girls and women must overcome when pursuing a tech career. Esther van Schaik & Sahar Yadegari\, VHTO\n– What do we need for trustworthy AI? Professor Natali Helberger\n– How to increase the participation of women in tech? Building a community to close the gender gap in Tech. Dr. Cara Antoine – WomenInTech NL \nModerators:\nZinat Farhang
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/women-and-girls-use-computers-men-and-boys-love-them-gender-diversity-for-trustworthy-ai/
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SUMMARY:Collaborative methodologies to discuss ethical implications of AI
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nCollaborative methodologies to discuss ethical implications of AI \n .ical\n\n2021-03-09\, 19:15–20:15\, Zoom Room 2B\n\n\n\nIn this workshop\, we will present the ethical matrix\, a collaborative method to discuss the ethical implications of an AI project which can be used to make decisions that are relevant for users‘ wellbeing.\nThrough this technique\, we can bring to the discussion the views of all the different groups that may be influenced by the AI project and highlight ethical problems and implications that were not visible by the group responsible for developing the project.\nDuring the workshop\, we will first describe the method and then put into practice to analyze a specific case of AI IRL (online „proctoring“).
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/collaborative-methodologies-to-discuss-ethical-implications-of-ai/
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SUMMARY:Keine Angst vor Daten – Auf dem Weg zu einer datenkompetenten Gesellschaft
DESCRIPTION:Keine Angst vor Daten – Auf dem Weg zu einer datenkompetenten Gesellschaft\n\nDas Weizenbaum-Forum am 9. März 2021\, 18:00 – 19:30 Uhr\, widmet sich dem Thema Datenkompetenz. \n  \n\n\n\n\nZeit: Dienstag\, 9. März 2021 18:00 Uhr bis Dienstag\, 9. März 2021 19:30 Uhr \nWeizenbaum-Forum \n\n\nData Literacy ist die Kompetenz des 21. Jahrhunderts. In vielen Teilen unserer Gesellschaft entstehen zurzeit neue Angebote\, die uns zum kompetenten Umgang mit digitalen Daten befähigen sollen. Universitäten bieten Grundkurse für Data Literacy an\, Unternehmen entwickeln neue Weiterbildungsangebote und die Politik versucht bestehende Maßnahmen in Toolboxen zu bündeln. \nAber was heißt es eigentlich datenkompetent zu sein? Die Definitionen von Data Literacy sind so vielseitig wie unsere Gesellschaft selbst. Das hängt auch damit zusammen\, dass Prozesse des datenbasierten Entscheidens\, um die sich bei Data Literacy alles dreht\, sich nicht auf Unternehmen beschränken. Sie können an Schulen genauso eine Rolle spielen wie in börsennotierten Konzernen und reichen dabei auch immer in unseren privaten Alltag hinein. \nIn drei Impulsvorträgen werden die wissenschaftlichen\, gesellschaftlichen und unternehmerischen Implikationen von Datenkompetenz beleuchtet. \n\nBitte melden Sie sich bis zum 9. März (12:00 Uhr) über das Onlineformular für die Veranstaltung an. \n\nIMPULSBEITRÄGE: \n\nBennet Etsiwah\, Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Weizenbaum-Institut / Universität der Künste Berlin\nLaura Ludwig\, Doktorandin an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin und Mitgründerin des Museums für Werte\nDr. Hartmut Wilke\, Intelligence Architect bei Birds on Mars\n\n\nMODERATION: \n\nStefanie Hecht\, Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin am Weizenbaum-Institut / Universität der Künste
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/keine-angst-vor-daten-auf-dem-weg-zu-einer-datenkompetenten-gesellschaft/
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SUMMARY:Creating Inclusive Worlds: Lesson Development with Computing Ethics Narratives for Future Technologists
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nCreating Inclusive Worlds: Lesson Development with Computing Ethics Narratives for Future Technologists \n .ical\n\n2021-03-09\, 18:00–19:00\, Zoom Room 4A\n\n\n\nThis workshop will describe the work of the Computing Ethics Narratives (CEN) project funded by Mozilla’s Responsible Computer Science Challenge (https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/initiatives/responsible-cs/). As a part of the workshop\, participants will learn how to use a repository of fiction and non-fiction media resources (clips\, articles\, podcasts\, images\, etc.) to build lessons and modules for teaching computer science students about creating more inclusive technologies and the impact their work can have on society\, both positive and negative. The facilitators will provide examples of current modules around this topic\, module templates\, and access to the repository for participants to leave with a draft lesson module addressing the topic of creating more inclusive and equitable technologies.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/creating-inclusive-worlds-lesson-development-with-computing-ethics-narratives-for-future-technologists/
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SUMMARY:What if we educated AI based on the world we want instead of the world we have?
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nWhat if we educated AI based on the world we want instead of the world we have? \n .ical\n\n2021-03-08\, 21:15–22:15\, Zoom Room 3A\n\n\n\n\nArtificial intelligence\, like human intelligence\, gets its education from somewhere. \nArtificial intelligence has to be educated and humans have to decide how to educate it. \nFor example\, if an artificial intelligence were trying to predict what the next American president looked like it would look at all past American presidents and more or less average them. \nBarack Obama’s eyes\nDonald Trump’s “hair”\nFranklin’s Roosevelt’s lips\nGeorge Washington’s nose? \nArtificial intelligence is inherently backward-looking. \nArtificial intelligence uses what already has been to anticipate what will be \nHow can we use art to reverse the direction of artificial intelligence\, making it a forward-dreaming tool of possibility? \nDiscussion led by artists: Gretchen Andrew\, Libby Heaney\, Jake Elwes
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/what-if-we-educated-ai-based-on-the-world-we-want-instead-of-the-world-we-have/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210308T191500
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UID:18828-1615230900-1615234500@gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org
SUMMARY:Ad Transparency and Access for Researchers: What are platforms hiding?
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nAd Transparency and Access for Researchers: What are platforms hiding? \n .ical\n\n2021-03-08\, 19:15–20:15\, Zoom Room 2B \n\n\n\nThis session will bring together researchers\, policy advocates\, journalists\, activists and others interested in discussing how online advertisements can be made more transparent. We’ll surface specific problem areas within existing ad transparency efforts and identify what is required to support scrutiny and oversight into online advertisements.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/ad-transparency-and-access-for-researchers-what-are-platforms-hiding/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210308T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20210308T190000
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SUMMARY:Shadowbans\, nudity\, censorship and moderation: how can we effectively moderate social media content without affecting freedom of speech?
DESCRIPTION:Mozilla Festival 2021 (March 8th – 19th\, 2021)\nlogin\n\n \n\nShadowbans\, nudity\, censorship and moderation: how can we effectively moderate social media content without affecting freedom of speech? \n .ical\n\n2021-03-08\, 18:00–19:00\, Zoom Room 8B\n\n\n\n\nIn this session\, I will draw from my academic research on online abuse\, conspiracy theories and content moderation and from my activism around Instagram censorship of nudity. I will start by telling my story – from receiving an apology from Instagram about censoring pole dance in 2019\, to launching the #EveryBODYVisible global anti-censorship campaign on the platform. Considering that\, particularly in a global pandemic\, online visibility is essential for workers\, creators and marginalised communities\, I hope to start the conversation on the visibility of bodies and on what audiences consider acceptable online content.
URL:https://gesellschaft-digitale-ethik.org/veranstaltung/shadowbans-nudity-censorship-and-moderation-how-can-we-effectively-moderate-social-media-content-without-affecting-freedom-of-speech/
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