Autonomous weapons, driverless cars and friendly spies in the home
SGR conference and AGM 2018
The Gallery, Farringdon, London, UK
Is artificial intelligence evolving quicker than the regulation to manage it? Are we sufficiently able to imagine what major problems may emerge, and can it even be effectively regulated? This conference, with presentations and interactive sessions, explored both obvious threats and more subtle ones.
Conference outputs are now available to download!
SGR's new briefing Artificial intelligence: how little has to go wrong? is now available to download
SGR conference review is now available to download
Speakers:
- On the loop to off the leash: Drones, autonomy and the future of warfare
Dr Peter Burt, Drone Wars UK
Download article based on presentation - Robotics ethics: The ethics of scientific knowledge and technology
Prof John Finney, British Pugwash
Download article based on presentation - The way you make me feel: An interactive session about our relationship with robots
Sarah Woods, playwright
Download summary included in conference review - Artificial intelligence: How little has to go wrong?
Andrew Simms, Scientists for Global Responsibility
Download article based on presentation - Self-driving cars: Their social, ethical and environmental implications
A group conversation*
Perry Walker, Talk Shop
Download article based on presentation
AGM Chair: Dr Jan Maskell, SGR
*The outcomes of the group conversation formed part of a report to the Department for Transport and other stakeholders.
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