‘Responsible AI for Mental Health’ workshop in London (hybrid)
Join us for the hybrid “Responsible AI for Mental Health Workshop” on September 12th, 2024, at the America Square Conference Centre in London, co-organised by the University of Southampton and the Institute for Experiential AI @ Northeastern University, as part of Responsible AI UK (RAi UK) International Partnerships. This is a hybrid event that will bring together experts from academia, government, industry, and the third sector to discuss the responsible and ethical use of AI in mental health and inform future policy guidelines. The workshop will feature keynote talks and dynamic panel discussions with experts from academia, industry, third and public sector, on topics ranging from AI to public and mental health. Through interactive Q&A sessions and digital feedback channels, we encourage attendees to actively contribute their insights to help shape future policymaking in this area. This workshop will provide lunch, coffee breaks and a drinks reception for networking at the end.
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Our goal is to collectively discuss what responsible use of AI means for the domain of mental health, moving this important conversation forward whilst identifying key challenges and signposting promising future directions of travel.
We will have a set of talks and interactive panel discussions by our more than 12 international keynote speakers and panellists, including Ricardo Baeza-Yates (Northeastern University, USA), Ansley Bernand (Kooth Plc., UK), Geeth de Mel (IBM Research), Stuart Pearson (Head of Innovation, Citizens Advice), Elvira Pérez Vallejos (University of Nottingham), Joseph Connor (CarefulAI), and Maria Liakata (Queen Mary, University of London), among others!
This is a hybrid event with physical space for 80 in-person attendees and more online. Besides Q&A sessions, we will also have direct feedback channels through digital tools that attendees, both online or in-person, can use to give their input on the topic. We hope the collective discussions and feedback from the day can inform policy guidelines to help the uptake of AI in the mental health sector is done ethically and responsibly, and this is your chance to give your input.
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