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  • Digital Dystopia or Utopia? #AI can be used to help improve the health of ecosystems, reduce marine #pollutions, spot oil spills at seas and desertification at land and enhance #education systems. How do we balance the pros of AI when it comes to environmental protection, climate action, and alleviating poverty vs reducing gender bias, preserving privacy, and ensuring no one is left behind? Our co-founder Elaine Grunewald is talking at a panel at @witsweden discussing the impact of AI on the #SDGs.
  • Exciting partnership with MetricStream to bring ethical usage of #AI forward, jointly offering an automated tool for risk scanning, allowing organizations across industries to effectively gain insights to their use of AI & data-driven solutions, and where risks might occur. More information at www.aisustainability.org
  • New report out now! 'The socio-legal relevance of artificial intelligence' by one of the Center’s research advisors Stefan Larsson is now published. The report draws on socio-legal theory in relation to growing concerns over fairness, accountability and transparency of societally applied #AI and machine learning. Find the completed report on our website: www.aisustainability.org/publications
  • ”The digital revolution offers not only a threat, but also a hope to child safety – if we use technology in the right way.” the King of Sweden opened the conference at yesterday's @globalchildforum moderated by @elaine4good. The discussions highlighted how powerful AI can be in the fight agains child sexual abuse. However, it is clear we have to mainstream the conversation, along with more private sector engagement & political will. #20novai Photo 1 & 3 by Sara Friberg/Kungl. Hovstaterna
  • Co-founder Anna Felländer at @simeconference giving a keynote about ethical technology and leading the discussion on “Who will be in charge – humans or tech?” in a panel with Jack Hidary (Director AI and Quantum, Alphabet X (formerly Google X), awarded entrepreneur, scientist and author), Tim Leberecht (Awarded author, prolific thought leader on the humanization of tech), and Michael Ross (Co-founder and Chief Scientist of DynamicAction) at the AI summit. @epicenterstockholm
  • Co-founder Anna Felländer on stage today at #TeliaDayOne speaking about ethical AI. "In order for companies to ensure that AI is developed and implemented in an ethical way, as well as to maintain trust in both the technology and the organizations utilizing it, legal and ethical frameworks & standards will be necessary. As a company, trust is the new currency. It is crucial for companies and organizations to work proactively with trustworthy and sustainable AI, as well as being ahead of upcoming regulations." #AI #Sustainability
  • “Today all companies have become data driven. Yet there is a huge maturity spectrum when it comes to understanding the risks and pitfalls of #AI, (...) Maintaining a human connection requires an in-depth understanding of how the use of AI can impact not just on the bottom line, but people and society. That impact can be both positive or negative, but understanding the impact enables you to take action and mitigate risks before they occur.” - read more about Sustainable AI on www.aisustainability.org
  • October 2nd - the AI Sustainability Center will be in Gothenburg for Telematics Valley speaking about ’Managing #AI opportunities and threats in business and society’ - don’t hesitate to reach out if you’re there! ✨
  • Great honor to attend the intimate round table discussion on ‘grasping the digital opportunity - technology, skills, and data’, last Friday, hosted by Minister of Economic Affairs of Finland Katri Kulmuni, including a keynote speech by @google CEO Sundar Pichai. Co-founder Anna Felländer participated along with ministers from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Estonia and Finland. Pekka Ala-Pietilä Huhtamäki, chair of the EU’s High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence and co-author of EU’s Ethics Guidelines and Anna Ekström, Sweden's minister for education also participated.

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