INTRODUCTION
On 15 and 16 June 2023, the School for Information and Knowledge Systems (SIKS) is organising the SIKS-course “Human-Centred AI”. This is a multidisciplinary course that is relevant for and recommended to all SIKS PhD students working in Artificial Intelligence and related fields.
Human-centred Artificial Intelligence focuses on the design, development, and deployment of intelligent systems that are safe, reliable, fair, and aligned with our human ethical, social and legal values. This course covers various topics related to human-centred Artificial Intelligence, including verifiable forms of learning and reasoning, unbiased decision-making mechanisms, causality and harm, explainability, responsibility, and the use of artificial intelligence in critical domains.
On the first day, the course provides lectures on safe and reliable AI systems by addressing the role of causality in artificial intelligence in general and machine learning in particular, AI for democracy, and ethical issues in health. On the second day, the course provides lectures on technical and philosophical concerns related to safe machine learning, machine learning for health, dealing with bias and fairness in machine learning, and explainability of machine learning systems.
The course will be given in English and is part of the Educational Program for SIKS PhD students. Although these courses are primarily intended for SIKS PhD students, other participants will not be excluded. However, their number of passes will be restricted and will depend on the number of SIKS PhD students taking the course.
LOCATION: Mitland Hotel , Utrecht
DATE: 15 and 16 June 2023
SCIENTIFIC DIRECTORS:
- Prof. dr. Mehdi Dastani (UU)
- Prof. dr. ir. Jan Broersen (UU)
PROGRAMME:
The programme will be made available soon
REGISTRATION
Registration for this course is now open. Please note that option 1 includes an overnight stay at the hotel, whereas option 2 includes meals but no overnight stay. The number of rooms may be limited so please consider this, especially if you live in the Utrecht area.
Information for non-SIKS PhD students
SIKS needs a confirmation from your supervisor/office that they agree with the arrangement and paying conditions.
