March 4, 2020

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Trusted AI

Trusted AI

Artificial Intelligence plays an increasingly significant role in our life. It is enabling humans to reach what was once regarded as pure sci-fi, deeply impacting all areas of development. AI systems …
Talk Title Trusted AI
Speakers Patricia Ferreiro (Big Data and Analytics Architect, IBM)
Conference Open Source Summit + Automotive Linux Summit Japan
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Location Tokyo, Japan
Date Jul 17-19, 2019
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Artificial Intelligence plays an increasingly significant role in our life. It is enabling humans to reach what was once regarded as pure sci-fi, deeply impacting all areas of development. AI systems are starting to make autonomous decisions on crucial and sensitive topics, such as self-driving cars or medical diagnosis. However, in order to use and accept them, people must be able to trust them. Such trust is built on four pillars: fairness, explainability, robustness against malicious attacks and accountability. This talk will present the challenges around the next revolution in AI: trustworthy machines.

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