Abstract:
Following the initial excitement about AI’s “silver bullet” potential, concerns about its associated risks start to grow. How can we balance lowering the probability of these risks while avoiding inhibiting the growth of AI? What steps need to be taken, and by whom-us, big companies, or governments? What defines "Responsible AI," and how can we achieve it?
Our experts will answer these and other questions from both legal and research perspective, taking actionable steps towards a safer AI future, together.
The topic will be discussed by the biggest experts in the field in the lineup: prof. Jerzy Stefanowski, prof. Wlodzislaw Duch, mec. Robert Kroplewski and prof. Dariusz Brzeziński as a moderator.
About the speakers:
Robert Kroplewski is an experienced legal advisor specializing in technology convergence, new technologies law, and their transfer, as well as electronic media services and social communication services. He is the head of the Digital Future Industry Platform run by the State Treasury Foundation - Future Industry Platform in Poland. He served as the plenipotentiary of the Minister of Digitization for the Information Society.
Jerzy Stefanowski works as a full professor at Poznan University of Technology, Institute of Computing Science. His research interests include data mining, machine learning and intelligent decision support. Major results are concerned with: ensemble classifiers, learning from class-imbalanced data, online learning from evolving data streams, explainable AI, induction of various types of rules, data preprocessing, generalizations of rough set theory, descriptive clustering of texts and medical applications of data mining.
Włodzisław Duch is a distinguished scientist with expertise in applied informatics, neuroinformatics, as well as artificial intelligence, machine learning, cognitive science, and neurocognitive technologies. He heads the Neurocognitive Laboratory at the Interdisciplinary Center for Modern Technologies of the Nicolaus Copernicus University. In 2014-2015, he served as Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Science and Higher Education.