'Dr. Inga Ulnicane giving talk on Responsible AI at the HBP workshop at Karolinska Institute. Photo credits: HBP Education
Artificial intelligence, Data Governance, Events and Publications , , January 30, 2023

Governance, politics & policy of Artificial Intelligence II

Inga Ulnicane No Comments

How does society perceive Artificial Intelligence (AI) and what do people expect from it? Is AI seen as a major force that will change global power dynamics or is it perceived as a solution to the main problems that society face today like climate change and poverty? These are some of the questions explored in…

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EBRAINS, Ethics Advisory Board, Human Brain Project, Uncategorized , , May 17, 2022

Re-envisioning RoI in EU research initiatives: leveraging the HBP experience for EBRAINS

Kristin Bergtora Sandvik No Comments

There is a need to re-think RoI in EU-wide research initiatives. In this blog, the Human Brain Project‘s Ethics Advisory Board (EAB) focuses on how we can leverage the HBP experience toward EBRAINS and a culture of reflective science practices by design. This is a text written by Kristin Bergtora Sandvik, member of the EAB.…

Artificial intelligence, Compliance, Data Governance, Data Protection, Outreach and Dissemination , , , March 14, 2022

Constructing an EU agency for AI

Anna Holm Bodin No Comments

Artificial intelligence (AI) offers great promise in terms of societal and economic benefits. But it also raises numerous ethical and human rights concerns as the technology might inherit and exacerbate flaws that are already present in society. There have been numerous calls for the regulation and legislation of AI, most prominently the EU’s 2021 proposal…

Artificial intelligence, Compliance, Data Governance, Data Protection, Diversity, Human Brain Project, Outreach and Dissemination, Researcher Awareness , July 6, 2021

How do we take responsibility for dual-use research?

Pär Segerdahl No Comments

We are more often than we think governed by old patterns of thought. As a philosopher, I find it fascinating to see how mental patterns capture us, how we get imprisoned in them, and how we can get out of them. With that in mind, I recently read a book chapter on something that is…