Trustworthy AI Event, Aviva Stadium (Entrance A)
Event Information
Description
TRUSTWORTHY AI – THE SHAPE OF REGULATION TO COME
CRITICAL EARLY INFORMATION EVENT FOR BUSINESS
A new European regulation in Europe, often referred to as a ‘GDPR for artificial intelligence’, is likely to come our way in the near future. It will affect every business in Europe that uses AI to engage with EU citizens.In April 2019 the High-Level Expert Group on AI (HLEG-AI) published its ‘Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI’. In response to these guidelines, European Commission President Ursula Van Der Leyen pledged to issue plans for AI regulation within her first 100 days of office. Businesses that understand HLEG-AI guidelines and take a proactive approach to upcoming Trustworthy AI regulation will gain:
· a competitive advantage in their sector
· the opportunity to build compliance early and cost effectively
· customer trust in their AI systems
Professor Barry O’Sullivan, Director of the Insight SFI Research Centre for Data Analytics, is Vice Chair of the HLEG-AI. On February 19 2020 Insight will host a critical early information event ‘Trustworthy AI for Business’. The event at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin will feature speakers with first-hand knowledge of Trustworthy AI guidelines and emerging regulation. Experts will guide attendees through the main components of Trustworthy AI and provide insights into assessment procedures.
Trustworthy AI : The Shape of Regulation to Come
12:00
Registration, Lunch & Networking
Speakers & Panelists
12:45
Welcome
Kathriona Devereux
12:55
Insight Introduction
Prof Noel O'Connor, CEO Insight
13:05
Trustworthy AI: Origins and Assessment
Prof Barry O'Sullivan, Vice Chair, European Commission High-level Expert Group on AI and Insight
13:30
Regulating AI - Is the GDPR sufficient?
Dr Eoin O'Dell, Associate Professor, School of Law, TCD
13:50
Fairness in AI
Dr Susan Leavy Insight UCD
14:10
Innovation in Health & Life Sciences
Michelle Cuddigan, Life Science Consultancy lead, EY Ireland
14:30
Feeding the machine: Can data power AI without comprising consumer privacy?
Aoife Sexton, Chief Privacy Office, Truata
14:50
Break
15:10
Actionable Explainable AI (XAI): the Insight Perspective
Professor Mark Keane, Insight
15:30
Trusting AI? A worker perspective
Niall Shanahan, Communications Officer with Fórsa trade union
15:50
Ireland and the EU's AI Coordinated Plan
John Dooley, Head of Digital Single Market and Digital Economy Policy, Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation (DBEI)
16:10
Expert panel (Chair Barry O'Sullivan)
Dr Derek Greene, Insight
& Questions from floor
Dr Amelia Kelly, Soapboxlabs
Allan Beechinor, CEO Altada
Dr Marguerite Barry, School of Information and Communication Studies (UCD)
17:00
Close & Invite to talk to Insight
Kathriona Devereux
Location: Entrance A, Aviva Stadium, Lansdowne Road, Dublin 4
Car Park: There is a car park in the Stadium on Lansdowne Road near Entrance A. This car park works on a first come, first served basis and it not guaranteed for all guests. Parking is charged at €2.00 per hour to a maximum of €10.00.
Organiser Insight SFI Research Centre for Data Analytics
Organiser of Trustworthy AI Event, Aviva Stadium (Entrance A)
The Insight SFI Research Centre for Data Analytics (http://www.Insight-centre.org) is an SFI funded Research Centre which brings together researchers from University College Dublin, NUI Galway, University College Cork, and Dublin City University, as well as other partner institutions, Trinity College Dublin (TCD), University of Limerick (UL), Maynooth University (MU) and Tyndall National Institute. It creates a critical mass of more than 400 researchers from Ireland's leading ICT clusters to
carry out research on a new generation of data analytics technologies in a number of key application domain areas, such as Health and Human Performance, Smart Communities, Internet of Things, Enterprise and Services and Sustainability and Operations.
The €150m Centre is funded by Science Foundation Ireland and a wide range of industry and European Union partners. Insight's research focus encompasses a broad range of data analytics technologies from machine learning, decision analytics and social network analysis to linked data, recommender systems and the sensor web. Together, with more than 220 partner companies, Insight researchers are solving critical challenges in the areas of Connected Health and the Discovery Economy.
