As part of FATE seminars (Fairness, accountability, transparency and ethics), Emilia Gómez offers a seminar on Human behaviour and machine intelligence.

Abstract

AI systems are already embedded in our daily life, e.g. when finding our way in the city or listening to music. In this lecture we will provide some examples of the impact that AI, in particular data-driven machine learning algorithms and social robots, have in human behavior. We will focus on four main use cases: ML algorithms for decision making, child-robot interaction, AI impact on tasks that we do at work, and music & well being. We will explain the challenges of assessing this impact and making sure those systems are developed “with” and “for” people's welfare 

Biography

Emilia Gomez, lead scientist of the HUMAINT project at the Centre for Advanced Studies, Joint Research Centre, European Commission, and head of the MIR (Music Information Research) lab of the Music Technology Group.

FATE seminars