Unveiling the Global Responsible AI Community: A Night of Inspiration and Innovation
On March 23, 2023, the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and AI4Diversity joined forces to inaugurate the highly anticipated Global Responsible AI Community initiative. The event surpassed all expectations as more than 160 passionate AI enthusiasts braved the rainy evening to gather under one roof. With an exceptional lineup of speakers and thought leaders such as Hon. Minister Victor Dominello, Vicki L. Hanson, PhD, Dr. Ian Oppermann, Stela Solar, Ada Guan, Prof. Toby Walsh, and Aurelie Jacquet, the audience was in for a remarkable experience focused on exploring the applications and impact of Generative AI.
Our Support Team
The success of the launch event would not have been possible without the unwavering support and assistance of numerous individuals and organizations. The organizers extend their deepest gratitude to everyone involved, starting with their esteemed launch partner, Oracle Database, whose collaboration contributed significantly to the event’s triumph. Additionally, the generous sponsorship from ITIC Systems, Education, and Research played a pivotal role in bringing the initiative to life. The evening owed much of its energy and smooth flow to the dynamic duo of MC Geoffrey Pidcock and Moderator Blair Hudson, who skillfully guided the proceedings. Behind the scenes, the operations team, comprising Aruna Pattam, Janson Lim, Alex Wang, Nicholas Nouri, Jack Shi, Diane Ta, and Rachel Chung, exhibited unwavering dedication to ensure the event’s success.
As the rain poured outside, the venue buzzed with anticipation and excitement. The speakers, each a luminary in their respective fields, captivated the audience with their insights on the applications and impact of Generative AI. Hon. Minister Victor Dominello set the stage by highlighting the importance of responsible AI development, while Vicki L. Hanson, PhD, shed light on the ethical considerations within the field. Dr. Ian Oppermann presented thought-provoking perspectives on the potential of Generative AI, followed by Stela SOLAR’s innovative take on its practical applications. Ada Guan delved into the social implications, and Prof. Toby Walsh offered his visionary perspective on shaping a responsible AI future. Finally, Aurelie Jacquet rounded off the evening with an inspiring call to action.
Looking Ahead:
The launch event was just the beginning of an ambitious journey for the Global Responsible AI Community initiative. With the tremendous response received and the momentum generated, the organizers are excited about the future. The initiative aims to expand its impact, both within Australia and globally, through upcoming initiatives and events.
To stay connected and be part of the Global Responsible AI Community, interested individuals are encouraged to join the initiative’s meetup groups in various cities. These groups, based in Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland, Delhi, Bangalore, and Singapore, will serve as vibrant hubs for learning, collaboration, and fostering a diverse AI community.
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