Opening Statements, Keynote Speaker

Emmanuel Goffi, PhD
Global AI Ethics Institute
Topic: Escaping the Western Ethical Hegemony: The Importance of Cultural Diversity in the Ethical Assessment of Artificial Intelligence

Accepted Author Presentations
Nicholas Correa, PhD
Polytechnic School of PUCRS
Topic: Good AI for the Present of Humanity: Democratizing AI Governance 

Anna Hunkenschroer
Technical University of Munich
Topic: How to improve fairness perceptions of AI in hiring: the crucial role of positioning and sensitization

John Heo
University of Southern California (USC)
Topic: Ethical review in the age of artificial intelligence

Lunch Break
Speakers (3 Simultaneous Tracks)
Yisong Yue
Caltech
Topic: (AI/Machine and Human Interaction): Personalized Therapies via Preference Learning: From Spinal Cord Stimulation to Exoskeletons

John Danaher
National University of Ireland
Topic (General Track): Tragic Choices and the Virtue of Techno-Responsibility Gaps

Megan Ranney
Brown University
Topic (AI in Medicine): The Future of Digital Health and How AI Can Play a Role

Jun Deng
Yale University
Topic (AI in Medicine): Ethical Considerations in the Medical Applications of AI

Harel Yedidsion
University of Texas
Topic (AI/Machine and Human Interaction): Fairness and Equity in Autonomous Vehicle Convoy Formation

Pauline Kim
Washington University in St. Louis
Topic (General Track): AI, Big Data and Bias in Employment

Sujoy Kar
Apollo Hospitals Group
Topic (AI in Medicine): Topic (AI in Medicine): EASE – A framework for Practical Implementation of Clinical AI Solutions

Sriram Sankararaman
UCLA
Topic (AI in Medicine): Genomic Privacy

William Hsu
Kansas State University
Topic (General Track): Coming soon