Breakthroughs in AI: AI and Ethics

When: Tuesday, March 12, 2024, 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Where: Zoom webinar

Welcome to Queen Mary University of London's Breakthroughs in AI: A Webinar Series on Innovation and Exploration!

Join us as we explore the forefront of Artificial Intelligence research, unveiling its transformative power across various projects.

AI and Ethics with Kameron Young

Join us for a captivating webinar led by Kameron, a passionate Queen Mary Biomedical Engineering student from Bermuda.

Our panel features Dr. Michaela MacDonald, an expert in AI's legal and societal impacts, and Fernando, a specialist in global regulation of information technologies.

Don't miss this insightful discussion on the ethical dimensions of AI advancements.

Panelists

Dr. Michaela MacDonald teaches Interactive Entertainment Law, AI, Robotics and the Law, and Cybersecurity Law. Her research delves into disruptive technologies' legal and societal impacts, particularly virtual property, cloud computing, smart contracts, and computational creativity in video games. Additionally, she consults at Moorcrofts LLP on data mining legality, Open Source licenses, and contract automation.

Dr. Fernando Barrio, a Reader in Sustainable Business Law and Policy at Queen Mary University of London, specializes in global regulation of information technologies, intellectual property, and human rights. With expertise in AI ethics and sustainability, he explores legal issues in climate change projects across regions like South East Asia, India, and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Host

	Kameron Young is a passionate Biomedical Engineering student from Bermuda currently studying an undergraduate degree at Queen Mary. Bilingual in Spanish and English, Kameron is fascinated by languages, Python programming and Web3. She has aspirations of becoming a surgeon and robotics engineer, and is a firm believer in hands-on learning and relentless curiosity.

Future webinars

The final webinar in the Breakthroughs in AI series will be Human-centric Innovation led by Kameron Young on 14 March 2024.

Discover groundbreaking work in multi-objective optimization, robotics, computational linguistics, and human-computer interaction — register now for an enlightening discussion!