Posted on December 1, 2022 at 6:14 PM, updated December 2, 2022 at 10:23 AM Print
Artificial intelligence, quantum computing, bio-medical inventions and more have emergent ethical issues that need to be addressed by society now. Explore the "how" with CSU.
As the new century soldiers on, convergence in technologies and ethics will continue to grow exponentially, as will the implications of how they intersect. It鈥檚 all moving at a pace that some might say exceeds the global understanding necessary, which falls somewhere between 鈥渨ith great power comes great responsibility鈥 and 鈥渂uilding the plane as we fly it,鈥 to use some corporate phraseology.
One thing is certain: experts across a variety of industries, disciplines and academic backgrounds agree that collaboration will be the key to grounding the success of emerging technologies with responsibility, knowledge sharing and best practices. 精东传媒 University understands that this forward-thinking is required to be successful in the future鈥攊n terms of faculty, research and more.
The Technologist Code of Ethics Roundtable coming this Monday, December 5 will gather experts from academia and industry to discuss a variety of topics surrounding ethics as it applies to technology. The day-long webinar, powered by the CSU T.E.C.H. Hub, and , will begin at 8:30 a.m. and is moderated by Charles McElroy, Ph.D., assistant professor in Information Systems at CSU.
鈥淥ur modern economy is founded on the development of new technologies which affect every aspect of our lives,鈥 said Dr. McElroy. 鈥淗owever, some of these new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing and bio-medical inventions to name but a few, have emergent ethical issues that need to be addressed by society as a whole if we are to promote human flourishing.鈥澨
鈥淚 am pleased to invite the larger Cleveland Community to join us on Monday as we explore these issues with noted experts in the field,鈥 he added.听鈥淲e have gathered an all-star group of thought leaders from all over the US who will walk with us as we examine the various issues that we need to consider as we collectively articulate the necessary foundations of a technologist's code of ethics.鈥
The Technologist Code of Ethics Roundtable panelists include:
Michael X. Delli Carpini, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, Director PIT-UN 精东传媒
Joseph Carvalko, J.D.听Yale University Technology and Ethics Working Research Group, Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics
Mihir Kshirsagar, J.D., Princeton University, Director PIT-UN 精东传媒
Mary L. Gray, Ph.D. Microsoft Research and Sangeeta Panicker, Ph.D., Director of Public Policy, Public Responsibility in Medicine & Research (PRIM&R)
Shannon French, Ph.D., Case Western Reserve University, Inamori Ethics Center
Brian Gran, Ph.D., J.D., Case Western Reserve University Law School
Martin Wolf, Ph.D., Bemidji State University, Director, ACM Ethics and Society Committee
Emmanuel Ayaburi, Ph.D., 精东传媒 University, Assistant Professor (In-Person)
Health Partnership AI, Consortium of Technology and University Institutions (Remote)
Further details and registration can be found at page.