A research conference
that aims to advance the state of the art of research on the ethical, societal, and political implications of AI and digital technologies.
The Paris Conferenceon AI & Digital Ethics
A cross-disciplinary research conference and meeting platform on the ethical, societal and political implications of AI and digital technologies.
The Paris Conference
is a cross-disciplinary and cross-sectoral meeting platform welcoming academics from various disciplines and stakeholders in the development of digital technologies from the industry, civil society, and politics.
A meeting platform
which offers a space for the international community of experts to gather, foster an open dialogue on major issues underlying the development of sociotechnical systems, and collaborate to address these issues.
Partnering institutions
Past speakers
Prof Nathaniel Persily
James B. McClatchy Professor of Law & Co-Director of the Stanford Cyber Policy Center
Prof Chloé Bakalar
Chief Ethicist at Meta & Assistant Professor of Political Science at Temple University
Prof Joshua Tucker
Professor of Politics and Co-Director of the Center for Social Media and Politics at New York University
Dr Iason Gabriel
Staff Research Scientist at DeepMind
Megha Arora
Responsible AI Product Lead at Palantir Technologies
Dr Antoine Bordes
Vice President AI at Helsing & Ex-Managing Director at Facebook AI Research
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