Artificial Intelligence and its ethical, legal, social and economic (ELSE) impact

Emilia Gómez, Virginia DignumAcademic coordinators

#humaint

Joint Research Centre

• EC’s science and knowledge service

• Support EU policies with independent research evidence throughout the whole policy cycle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mG08Yjuy5f4&feature=youtu.be

Centre for Advanced Studies

• Address emerging challenges and solutions to complex issues require trans-disciplinary thinking.

• 3 years projects – lead by senior external researchers. • Centre of Expertise on Population and Migration (CEPAM)• Big Data Collection and Processing in Analysing and Forecasting

Economic Developments.• Digital Transformation – Governance of human societies• HUMAINT (Human Behavior and Machine Intelligence)

https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/en/research/centre-advanced-studies

Why Artificial Intelligence?

AI daily

AI in decision making

Affect decision making and cognitive and socio-emotional

capabilities.

Finding the right balance

Provide cognitive assistance

Researching on the impact of AI

https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/en/publication/eur-scientific-and-technical-research-reports/artificial-intelligence-european-perspective

2018-2020Lead scientist: Emilia Gómez

AI: • data-driven machine learning

algorithms • social robots

Human behaviour• Cognitive and socio-emotional

development• Decision making• Jobs

Research topics

https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/communities/community/humaint#humaint

Keywords: Child development-robot design principlesEthical considerationsFairness Transparency and explainability

Use cases:a. Human-robot interactionb. Criminal justicec. Musicd. Labour marketse. Medical diagnosis (starting now)

Goals of the Winter School

• Provide an introduction to AI and its ethical, legal, social and economic impact.

• Two parts • Non-specialists (Mon-Tue)• Early stage researchers (Wed-Fri)

• Lectures, panel discussion, short presentations (including local AI startup), project work.

Details

• ~80 participants, ~20 main speakers/lecturers. • Most participants from EU institutions, USA, Canada, South-America, Russia, Azerbaijan, Albania.

• Material openly available → videos, slides!

Part 1: Non-specialists

Part 2: Early-stage researchers

Monday 4th Tuesday 5th Wednesday 6th Thursday 7th Friday 8th

8:45 Registration Registration

9.30 WelcomeEmilia GómezAlessandro Annoni (AI EU strategy) What is AI?José H. Orallo (AI introduction)

What is AI? (ii)Aurelie Clodic (robotics) Emilia Gómez and Marius Miron (machine learning & music)

AI FundamentalsPierre-Yves Oudeyer (developmental autonomous learning) José H. Orallo (evaluation)

AI PrinciplesJonnathan Penn(values and ethics)Frank Dignum(social interaction)

AI ImpactEmilia Gómez (human behaviour) Vicky Charisi(children, social robots)Bertin Martens and Songul Tolan(economic impact)

11.30 Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break

12:00 Impact of AI: ELSE (ethics, legal, social and economic impact of AI)Virginia Dignum (ethics) Ansgar Koene (standards)

Discussion panel Gabriele Mazzini, Nuria Oliver, Esther Paniagua, Richard Benjamins, Jonathan PennModerator: Virginia Dignum

Virginia Dignum (design methods)

Oral session (2) Bob Sturm(music)

13:30 Lunch LunchRegistration

Lunch Lunch Lunch

15:00-17:00

Impact of AI (ii)Christopher Markou (legal) Nuria Oliver (social)

Part 1-2 joint event Oral session (1) and networking activity AI startups @ Seville

Project team building Project work

Project work Project work and final presentation

Evening Self-paid cocktail (Sevilla Cooking School)

Artificial Intelligence and its ethical, legal, social and economic (ELSE) impact

Emilia Gómez, Virginia DignumAcademic coordinators

#humaint