Wednesday, May 28, 2025 - 12:00
The School of Computer Science Presents....
Introduction to Responsible AI (2nd Offering)
Presenter: Safiia Mohammed
Date: Wednesday, May 28th, 2025
Time: 12:00 pm
Location: 4th Floor (Workshop space) at 300 Ouellette Avenue (School of Computer Science Advanced Computing Hub)
Abstract:
Responsible AI represents an emerging framework within artificial intelligence focused on aligning AI development and deployment with ethical principles, social values, and accountability standards. As AI systems increasingly influence society, Responsible AI advocates for models that are fair, transparent, private, and accountable, ensuring their impact promotes inclusivity and human rights. This presentation discusses the foundational principles of Responsible AI, exploring the challenges and risks associated with AI, such as bias, lack of interpretability, privacy concerns, and accountability issues.
Responsible AI represents an emerging framework within artificial intelligence focused on aligning AI development and deployment with ethical principles, social values, and accountability standards. As AI systems increasingly influence society, Responsible AI advocates for models that are fair, transparent, private, and accountable, ensuring their impact promotes inclusivity and human rights. This presentation discusses the foundational principles of Responsible AI, exploring the challenges and risks associated with AI, such as bias, lack of interpretability, privacy concerns, and accountability issues.
Workshop Outline:
- What is Responsible AI (RAI)?
- Why Responsible AI Matters
- Core Principles of Responsible AI
- Challenges in Implementing Responsible AI
Prerequisites:
Background about A and Machine learning
Biography:
Safiia is a PhD student in the school of computer science, Her research interests include Responsible AI, Privacy, Security and Digital Forensics.