GAEIA’s platform enables a global dialogue of risks and benefits of AI and advanced tech, while developing guidelines for acting responsibly with data & tech.
Take part in a discussion of this research and join a truly global group of speakers and panelists from leading international universities, diverse industries and intergovernmental organizations.
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In the past 2 years, over 100 Ph.D. and advanced level scholars from over 25 countries have brought their disciplinary lens’ & cultural & geopolitical perspectives to the examination of risks & opportunities associated with technology use in education and financial sectors.
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Launched from the Responsible Digital Leadership project at the Center for Human Rights & International Justice at Stanford University in collaboration with Cal Poly, GAEIA seeks to enable global, inclusive dialogues about risks and benefits of AI and advanced technologies.
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How can government, industry, academia, and civil society come together to develop strategies that guide technology-enabled solutions and policies towards ensuring equitable access to capital and learning?
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One month from today, join a global conversation on the responsible use of artificial intelligence and advanced technologies in the education and finance sectors.
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Meet GAEIA researcher Reeya Pimple! Reeya and Spencer discuss how her culmination of experiences in computer engineering, investment banking, and working in the public sector shapes her perspective on accountability. https://t.co/q99Wg3xIlv
Check out our new episode of the GAEIA podcast!
We discuss researcher Laura Facci's background as a psychology student, concerns of the development and use of VR from a psychological perspective and cognitive dissonance in the development of AI. https://t.co/lomG4wiPqo