When having had to experience a huge trauma and becoming a victim, does one just remain a victim or survive it and thrive through it? If the latter, how to help others? What tools are available to identify, isolate and stop harassment and other abuse? And how can the combination of mission-focus, digital capabilities, data and data analytics better cater for this? What patterns can one identify, and what can bring artificial intelligence (AI) concretely while not being biased, and otherwise remain accountable? Addressing serious societal challenges, developing and optimizing mission-based AI for accountability, being accountability for AI and balancing these out in this dynamic digital era, are clearly intertwined in this important Dialogue. A dialogue with Joelle Casteix, founding member of the board of directors of the Zero Abuse Project
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Maarten Botterman – ICANN
A Dialogue with Maarten Botterman, Chair ICANN
A secure, stable and interoperable internet is an important part of the world in this Digital Age. How does ICANN help facilitate and curate this common interest, who is who in this omni-connected global society, how does its omni-stakeholders bottom up approach work, where is accountability and transparency taken in, and how is it catered for? This Dialogue dives into these and related important matters.
AI for Good
“How to develop Accountable AI Solutions?” Institute for Accountability in the Digital Age was invited to moderate one of the International Telecom Union’s AI for Good 2020 Webinar Series. Follow Aimee van Wynsberghe discussing the role of humans, trust and ethics. Jan Kleijssen, Director of Information Society and Action against Crime at Council of Europe presents their approach to establish a legal framework for AI. The session was moderated by Arthur van der Wees and Frits Bussemaker of I4ADA.