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mit ai ethics policy ai ethics policy mit ai ethics policy organizers resources ai ethics policy the mit ai ethics policy group aims to facilitate interdisciplinary institute wide discussions about ai technologies and the concerns they motivate we want to provide a space for people in the mit community to ask questions gather feedback on ideas or research learn from others and connect with a community engaged with these topics events in spring 2024 4 23 2024 career paths in responsible tech part i government civil society track 4 25 2024 career paths in responsible tech part ii academia track 5 6 2024 career paths in responsible tech part iii industry track events in fall 2023 10 19 2023 from research to scalable responsible ai with shivani poddar 11 2 2023 the eu ai act which lessons for us ai regulation joint with the ai tech policy caucus at hks 11 16 2023 explainable machine learning in the era of llms with satyapriya krishna 12 13 2023 discussion session on measurement and fairness events in spring 2023 04 06 2022 mixer with the harvard kennedy school emerging technologies caucus 04 20 2022 a technical perspective on the eu ai act events in fall 2022 we are meeting every second week in semesters with an alternation of community driven events denotes that a speaker that will be presenting virtually 09 29 2022 lily xu ai for social good and its relation to ai ethics 10 13 2022 umang bhatt algorithmic transparency in machine learning 10 27 2022 johann gaebler causal conceptions of fairness and their consequences 11 15 2022 lizzie kumar equal credit opportunity in algorithms aligning algorithmic fairness research with u s fair lending regulation 11 17 2022 wastewater technologies technological legal and philosophical perspectives co hosted with the institute for technology and global health 11 17 2022 sarah cen and manish raghavan the right to be an exception in data driven decision making 12 01 2022 algorithmic audits in economic context co hosted with the science policy initiative join the discussion we welcome and encourage all members of the mit community questions of ai ethics span engineering humanities business and the sciences so the more perspectives and thoughtful participants the better if you are interested in joining the dicussion please add yourself to our mailing list for the latest information if you have specific articles or papers you would like to discuss please contact the organizing team andreas haupt