Globe.AI

Overview

The one-day symposium will explore how AI can be designed and deployed to deliver equitable benefits and opportunities for people around the world. Hosted by the University of Washington’s Center for Globally Beneficial AI, the event will convene approximately 40 experts from UW, the tech industry, and nonprofit organizations to collaboratively shape the future of globally beneficial AI. Through focused small-group discussions, participants will identify pressing research questions and challenges, sparking cross-disciplinary dialogue and new collaborations. Light breakfast and lunch will be provided.

Goals

Find action groups amongst symposium participants, leading to research projects, organization collaborations, and more!

Logistics

Tentative: Fireside chat

Noah Smith

UW Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering

Attendees

Andrew Meltzoff

UW Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences

Aylin Caliskan

UW Information School and RAISE

Christian Lee Novetzke

Henry M. Jackson Foundation of International Studies

Emily Tseng

UW Human Centered Design & Engineering

Huatong Sun

UW Tacoma, Culture, Arts and Communication

Jaemarie Solyst

UW Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering

Jevan Hutson

UW Law and Tech Policy Lab

Katharina Reinecke

UW Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering

Ryan Burns

Responsible AI Washington

Lucas Meyer

Microsoft

Lucía Magis-Weinberg

UW Department of Psychology and interACTlab

Melanie Martin

UW Department of Anthropology

Paula Saravia

UW Department of Anthropology

Ryan Calo

UW Law and Tech Policy Lab

Student Volunteers

Javon Hickmon

Ph.D. Student

Jeffrey Basoah

Ph.D. Student

Julie Yu

Undergraduate Student

Katelyn Mei

Ph.D. Student

Kirandeep Kaur

Ph.D. Student

Wangechi Kariuki

Ph.D. Student

Agenda