A Responsible AI Unconference is a participant-driven gathering that applies open-space technology to surface and negotiate ethical, social, and governance concerns around artificial intelligence. Unlike traditional conferences, the agenda is set on the day by attendees, enabling communities—artists, technologists, marginalised groups, and policymakers—to co-author discussions on topics such as bias, child-centric AI, feminist design, and the boundaries of acceptable automation. The format foregrounds perspectives historically excluded from mainstream AI discourse.
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- Report will be made from the unconference
- Careful industries, RAI
- 100 ish artists, creative industries, and technologists
- Designing a feminist Alexa
- Invisible mask mozilla foundation
- Carebot 2020
- Digital Toy for Inventions
- 1956 dartmouth summer research project “artificial intelligence”
- Computational creativity the final frontier
- Dr Erinma Ochu
- Acceptable and Unacceptable AI
- Dartmouth summer school had zero diversity
- Inadvertently fostering white supremacy
- Adam Ingle
- Safe vs sterile
- Agency & trust
- What do kids actually want
- Behavioural risk
- Child centric AI
- Round One