AiTech Agora
The ancient Greek word Agora refers to a public open space used for assemblies and markets. It captures the informal nature of our weekly meetings, a place where exchange of knowledge, ideas, and an engaging conversation takes place.
- Due to the COVID-19 situation, we will organize our meetings virtually for the foreseeable future
- If you wish to join our upcoming meetings, please subscribe to the AiTech Agora mailing list here, or just send an email with a subscription request to aitech@tudelft.nl. You will then start receiving weekly invitations containing the link to the virtual meeting room and the password
- If you haven't received the invitation through our mailing list and want to join a particular meeting at short notice, please email aitech@tudelft.nl
- Presentation slides from our past meetings are available here. We also record some of our online meetings, the past recordings are available here
Next meeting
February 24, 13:00 – 14:00 CEST
Emily Sullivan: Explainable AI with a Purpose
Abstract
Explaining the decisions of AI and decision support systems is necessary to facilitate meaningful human and computer interaction. The GDPR also gives us the “right to explanation” when an AI system makes an impactful decision. In this talk, I argue why we first need to identify what the purpose of these explanations are (or could be) in order to know whether we have provided explanations that fulfill our right to explanation and meaningful human and computer interaction.
Would like to join? Send us an email and we will forward the meeting details (aitech <> tudelft.nl).
Upcoming meetings
- February 24: Emily Sullivan
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February 24, 13:00 – 14:00 CEST
Emily Sullivan: Explainable AI with a Purpose
Abstract
Explaining the decisions of AI and decision support systems is necessary to facilitate meaningful human and computer interaction. The GDPR also gives us the “right to explanation” when an AI system makes an impactful decision. In this talk, I argue why we first need to identify what the purpose of these explanations are (or could be) in order to know whether we have provided explanations that fulfill our right to explanation and meaningful human and computer interaction.
- March 10: Nir Douer and Joachim Meyer
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March 10, 2021, 1300-1400 CEST
Nir Douer and Joachim Meyer: TBD
- March 17: Nicola Croce
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March 17: 13:00-14:00 CEST
Nicola Croce: TBD
- March 24: Roel Dobbe
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March 24, 13:00-14:00 CEST
Roel Dobbe: TBD