AI Ethics Webinar Series: Part II

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Resources Shared

Resources on Ethics:

• Presentation Slides
• AI_Ethics_Webinar_Series_PART_II_June_4_2020_Introduction.pdf
• USAID-AI_Ethics_NetHope_Webinar_June_4th.pdf
• Part I AI Ethics Webinar Series
• AI Primer webinar
• Reflecting the Past, Shaping the Future: Making AI Work for International Development Report by USAID
• Exploring Fairness in Machine Learning for International Development by MIT D-Lab, with the support from USAID
• Understanding artificial intelligence ethics and safety, by The Alan Turing Institute 
• Data Ethics, AI and Responsible Innovation edX course by The University of Edinburgh 
• The Humanitarian Data Science and Ethics Group’s Ethical Framework 
• Principled AI, by the Berkman Klein Center at Harvard University 
• EU High-level Group of Experts for an ethical and trustworthy Artificial Intelligence
• Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI
• Assessment List helping you to develop and deploy ethical and trustworthy AI

NetHope, USAID, MIT D-Lab, and Plan International are working together to deliver a set of webinars to equip the social impact sector with the information it needs to implement AI responsibly and ethically.

In this webinar, explore the following questions:

• How can we use AI/Machine Learning tools in international development?
• What are some illustrative values that should guide responsible use of AI in practice?
• What risks might be encountered with respect to implementing ML/AI tools in accordance with those values?
• How does ones mitigate risks and engage in responsible development and use of AI?

This webinar is part of the AI Ethics webinar series and we recommend attendance at all three webinars to get the most complete overview of this topic.

Host

Leila Toplic

Lead for Emerging Technologies Initiative

NetHope

Speaker

Amy Paul

Technical Advisor

USAID Center for Digital Development