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    Fordham University’s Ethical Vision AI Conference: “The Goal Is To Fill The Void From A Lack Of U.S. Regulations Related To The Use Of AI”

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    By on December 7, 2021 In the News

    The Ethical Vision Artificial Intelligence: Creating an Effective AI Compliance Framework conference hosted by Fordham and led by Visiting Professor Shlomit Yanisky-Ravid was featured in an article by Security Informed.

    On November 29th, Fordham University hosted a conference entitled, “Ethical Vision Artificial Intelligence: Creating an Effective AI Compliance Framework” in New York. The conference was hosted by Professor Shlomit Yanisky-Ravid, a visiting professor at Fordham Law School and a Fellow Professor at Yale Law School.

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    Prof. Yanisky-Ravid noted, “Our goal is to fill the existing gap resulting from the lack of U.S. laws and regulations relating to AI systems. It also aims to cultivate dialog that is currently lacking between policymakers and private industry by building bridges of trust between these entities to foster a better understanding of various perspectives.”

    “We share the same goals in establishing ethical-legal principles, guidelines, and norms. These principles should be based upon fairness, equality, privacy, responsibility, accountability, transparency, and accuracy of AI systems.”

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