Does AI have a Janus face?
In a world where Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become indispensable, we stand at the crossroads of unprecedented opportunities and challenges. From revolutionary breakthroughs in the medical field to the ethical dilemmas of a future dominated by technology - the impact of AI is everywhere.
It's high time for an open dialogue about the direction we are heading. The Vrije Universiteit Brussel and VUB professor Cornelis J. Schilt, together with Alicja Gescinska, curator of PACT, invite you to an exclusive lecture and debate on the various faces AI can adopt. This multifaceted perspective will be illuminated from different angles by Dr. Martin Kraemer, expert in AI and security at KnowBe4, and Dr. Caitlin Corrigan, specialist in AI and ethics from the Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence (IEAI) at the Technical University of Munich.
Bio Dr. Caitlin Corrigan
Dr. Corrigan earned a PhD in Public and International Affairs from the University of Pittsburgh. As the Executive Director of the Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence (IEAI), she oversees the development and coordination of all research and administrative activities of her department. She is also responsible for building a network of stakeholders working on the responsible use of AI. Previously, she was the principal investigator on multiple projects at the IEAI.
Bio Martin Kraemer
Martin Kraemer, serving as a Security Awareness Advocate at KnowBe4, looks back on over a decade of experience in cybersecurity and user-centred information technology. At KnowBe4, a pioneer in cybersecurity training and simulated phishing attacks, he focuses on addressing cybersecurity challenges and data protection within the business world. Kraemer has contributed to the understanding of privacy and technology use in smart homes through his doctoral research at the University of Oxford. His commitment includes improving individuals' cybersecurity through education and advising companies on smart home privacy, data protection, and product design, aiming to enhance people's personal cybersecurity situation.
Read more about this lecture on the VUB website.