The Montreal AI Ethics Institute uses their website to promote research on AI Ethics, and project AIGA is honored to be featured on this platform. We wrote a short piece to summarize our findings from a paper “Defining organizational AI governance”. The original paper was published in AI and Ethics journal earlier this year. “We …
Samuli Laato was recently awarded an early-career award on his work conducted within the AIGA consortium. Samuli and co-authors presented a paper “AI Governance in the System Development Life Cycle: Insights on Responsible Machine Learning Engineering” at the CAIN’22 conference, which combines artificial intelligence and software engineering.
This post features two peer-reviewed articles about defining organizational AI governance and exploring the role of responsible AI in ESG investing. The recently published articles are authored by the AIGA research team from the University of Turku.
The Artificial Intelligence Governance and Auditing (AIGA) project invites you to a live seminar and networking event on November 11. The seminar speakers represent the major Finnish AI initiatives. After the seminar, there is a chance to network while enjoying coffee and snacks. The seminar is open for all, but requires registration.
The AIGA team at the University of Turku is hiring a project researcher or a research assistant for the remaining project period (until August 2022).
Click here to read the press release published by the University of Turku, 28.8.2020.
