EDI & AI @ Westminster
Join Us for a Transformative Discussion on Equality, Diversity, and AI!
- Date: 13 March 2024
- Time: 11.00 to 19.00
- Location: 115 New Cavendish Street, University of Westminster
Embrace Diversity, Embrace Innovation!
You’re cordially invited to a thought-provoking dialogue on the intersection of Equality, Diversity, and Artificial Intelligence.
Explore with us:
- The role of AI in shaping diversity and inclusion.
- Strategies to mitigate bias and promote fairness in AI algorithms.
- Opportunities for leveraging diversity to enhance AI innovation.
Engage in insightful discussions, share your perspectives, and collaborate towards a more inclusive AI future and contribute to the programme:
- EDI, AI and Creative Health.
- Creative AI
- Brokering: Presentation of project pitches by internal and external researchers
- Showcasing: EDI&AI@Westminster: interactive sessions, Demonstrations, Posters, Videos, etc.
- Panel: EDI and creative AI
Don’t miss out on this enriching event; reserve the date and register on Eventbrite
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/edi-ai-westminster-tickets-848569322687
- Watch the space and updates on our website: Turing@Westminster
- EDI&AI @ Westminster on: AI UK Turing Fringe
- Contact the organisers: turing@westminster.ac.uk
- Join online via guest link Blackboard Collaborate: https://eu.bbcollab.com/guest/904c7234fe95427f94eaab0f7236fe3a
Programme
13 March 2024 Cavendish Campus
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Time |
Venue |
Session |
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11.00-11.15 |
Cavendish, 1.18 (Pavilion) |
Registration, Refreshments |
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11.15-11.30 |
Cavendish, 1.18 (Pavilion) |
Opening (AI@Westminster, Alex Bolotov). Welcome (Prof Peter Bonfield, UoW President and VC) |
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11.30-13.00 |
Cavendish, 1.18 (Pavilion) |
Session 1. EDI, AI and Creative Health (Presentations, Theme discussions). Chair: Roza Tsagarousianou Talks (11.30-12.30) · Why we urgently need less biased datasets for personalised medicine (Manuel Corpas) · Co-production, evidence based approach to AI development (Tom Nadarzynski) · EDI&AI in Digital Health Evidence Generation (Alex Bolotov) · Applying process mining techniques to discover patient pathways in mental health inpatient services. (Mihri Bahuleyan and Rolf Banzinger) Discussion (12.30-13.00) |
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13.00-13.45 |
Cavendish, 1.15/1.16 |
Lunch |
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13.45-15.00 |
Cavendish, 1.15/1.16 |
Session 2. EDI and creative AI. Chair: Alex Bolotov 13.45-14.15 Invited Talk. Creative AI (Prof Frederic Fol Leymarie, Goldsmiths, University of London) 14.15-15.00 Panel “EDI & Creative AI”: Frederic Fol Leymarie, Graham Meikle, Nitasha Kaul, and Gregory Sporton |
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15.00 -16.15 |
Cavendish, 1.15/1.16 |
Session 3. Project Presentations, Pitches, Networking, Brokering. Chair: Tom Nadarzynski 15.00-15.40 Project Presentations and Pitches: · AI and Democracy (Nitasha Kaul) · AI for social good (Filippo Marchetti) · A digital life-cycle management framework for sustainable smart manufacturing in energy intensive industries (Malar Malarvizhi Kaniappan Chinnathai) · Using AI to support Computer Science education in data management and back- 15.40-16.15 Posters, Networking, Brokering Coffee/Refreshments |
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16.15 -17.30 |
Cavendish, 1.15/1.16 |
Session 4. Showcasing: EDI&AI@Westminster (interactive sessions, Demonstrations, Posters, Videos). Chair: Tamas Kiss. · AI and serious games, immersive applications for sign language learning (Daphne Economou) · AI and Games (Markos Mentzelopoulos) · A Review of App Usage for Medical Diagnosis in Low-Income Settings (Farah Sinada) · TuringWise: accessible and inclusive collaborative web platform for the Turing Community (Rudra Patel) · Ontology for Digital Health (Natalia Yerashenia) |
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17.30-19.00 |
Cavendish, 1.15/1.16 |
AIReception: AI is full of surprises – reception aided by Creative AI (ChatGPT and other tools) |
Programme Committee: Alexander Bolotov, Tamas Kiss, Roza
Contact the organisers: turing@westminster.ac.uk
We look forward to seeing you on the 13th March 2024!
