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Artificial Intelligence without ethics is not intelligence
Algorithms can have unintended consequences, as you will experience for yourself at this first edition of Art & Tech on Sunday. We will bring artists, ethicists and AI specialists together to examine the impact of biased algorithms and how they expose the flaws in our society. Together we will show, discuss and confront the risks and opportunities that Artificial Intelligence presents for social inclusion and a fairer society for everyone.
Technology and inequality
Technology can be the driving force behind an exponential increase in welfare and wellbeing. Innovations in robotics, big data and artificial intelligence promise to have an impact on work, income, health and wellbeing. In short, impact on the strength of the economy and our quality of life. But for whom? To what extent and how will technological innovations affect social inequalities? Is technology the great equalizer, or quite the opposite?
In this edition of Art & Tech on Sunday, we will take a critical look at how technology shapes the world in which we live. While it promises to improve our lives, this may not be the case for everyone. Technology is never neutral, but is designed with a specific user and use case in mind. But what if technology is used in a different context? Or is needed by someone who does not fit the user profile? Who will benefit most from these technological developments?
To open our eyes to the wide range of possibilities, desirable or otherwise, we need fresh perspectives. Join us for a discussion with artists, ethicists and researchers on how we can shape technology instead of the other way round.
