AI is a means, not an end. It has been around for decades but has reached new capacities fuelled by computing power and data availability. This offers immense potential in areas as diverse as health, transport, energy, agriculture, and tourism or cyber security. However, certain AI applications if used without care, may sometimes create complexity, risk the disruption of activities and processes or even harm human rights.
“European AI Excellence and Trust in the world” aims to leverage the international stage offered by Expo Dubai to present how Europe sees the opportunities and complexities that AI may bring as well as what the Commission with its Member States do to build Excellence and Trust. Discussions between experts and policymakers will help to reflect the impact that such efforts have at an international level while a number of artistic installations collected from all around Europe will guide further reflections through a virtual walk.
Event happenings
"European AI Excellence and Trust in the world” will be shared among several pavilions of EU Member States as follows:
Venue: Pavilion Italia (Auditorium)
Date and Time: 15th March 2022, 15:30-18:00 GST / 12:30-15:00 CET
- Two Expert Workshops on a Human-Centric approach to global challenges
Expert Workshop on AI for Sustainability
Venue: Pavilion Spain (Multipurpose room)
Date and Time: 16th March 2022, 14:00-16:00 GST/11:00-13:00 CET
Expert Workshop on AI for Health
Venue: Pavilion Spain (Multipurpose room)
Date and Time: 16th March 2022 – 17:00-19:00 GST/14:00-16:00 CET
Venue: EXPO Dubai & Online
Date and Time: 15th-16th March, permanently available online
Venue: Finland Pavilion
Date and Time: 15th March, 11:30-14:30 GST / 8:30-11:30 CET
- artificial intelligence
- Tuesday 15 March 2022, 09:45 - Wednesday 16 March 2022, 18:45 (CET)
Practical information
- When
- Tuesday 15 March 2022, 09:45 - Wednesday 16 March 2022, 18:45 (CET)
- Where
- Italy Pavilion & Spain Pavilion
- Languages
- English
Description
In line with the main theme of Expo Dubai, “Connecting Minds and Creating the Future: through sustainability, mobility and opportunity”, and the focus of the Travel and Connectivity Week: How will we balance the impact of the digital world expansion with our physical reality? the event will be organised in a hybrid form, with a formal session of the High-Level Policy Workshop on Human-Centric AI broadcasted in web streaming.
The main goal of the High Level event is to build consensus at the international level on the ethical implications and regulatory aspects of a global approach to human-centric AI, aligned to the European values and universally recognised principles.
To this end, the European perspective on AI will be presented by High-Level speakers from EU Institutions and Member States, and discussed with representatives of International Organisations members of the GlobalPolicy.AI platform (e.g. UN, UNESCO, OECD, World Bank).
The event will be complemented by a restricted workshop at technical level with representatives of EU institutions and Member States, likeminded countries and selected experts from academia, industry and civil society to animate the discussion with presentations and speeches.
In addition, the event may include an exhibition and showcase [tbc] of a Prize on Human-Centric AI launched by the European Commission through the InTouchAI.eu project, and open to individual scientists, artists, practitioners and activists, with the aim to showcase in a multi-media/interactive manner the results of a project on AI or an artistic composition about AI - or using AI (e.g. music, human-machine interaction, etc.). Several topics and categories will be identified, including for example: heritage preservation, conflict mediation, social inclusion, etc. and the winners of the prizes (the best 3) will be invited to showcase their project or artistic composition, through a performance or exhibition in the Pavillons of different interested EU Member States.
