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ADAPT’s AI Dilemma Café returns to European Researchers’ Night
ADAPT’s AI Dilemma Café returned for START: European Researchers Night at Trinity College Dublin on 29 September 2023. For the evening, ADAPT rseearchers exchanged coffee and snacks for chats about people’s day-to-day interactions with AI. Based on ADAPT’s Citizens’ Think-Ins series, short AI dilemmas on postcards encouraged visitors to think about the technology we encounter […]
#DiscussAI Citizens’ Think-Ins poster presented at ECIU Research Conference in Barcelona
Laura Grehan and Dr Emma Clarke from ADAPT’s Education and Public Engagement team collaborated with Núria Martínez Segura from the Computer Vision Center at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) on a poster presentation at the first ECIU University Research Conference held at the UAB Campus on 3-4 October 2023. The ECIU University Research Conference‘s aim […]
Ballymun speaks: What would an environmentally sustainable Ballymun look like in 2030?
Waste is a growing global problem. The World Bank estimates that 2.01 billion tonnes of waste is produced annually, and with rapid urbanisation and population growth, global waste generation is projected to increase by 70% over the next 30 years. Poor waste management has led to 33% of this waste finding its way into the […]
Engaging citizens in AI tech development is the way to go
In a world where Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly growing and influencing the everyday lives of citizens, it is becoming increasingly important for the public to have a say in its development. This has the potential to increase transparency and trust, safeguarding against inherent bias, ensuring ethical use of AI, generating demand-driven AI solutions, and […]
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