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Promoting the ethical development and deployment of AI technology.

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Uncertain uncertainty

Researcher: Professor Fabio Cuzzolin

All decisions arising from machines have levels of uncertainty.  Current methods for dealing with uncertainty such as Bayesian statistics have severe limitations. Professor Fabio Cuzzolin explores how intelligent machines can negotiate a complex world, fraught with uncertainty; how to enable machines and autonomous machines to deal with situations they have never encountered in the safest possible way. Interacting naturally with human beings and their complex environments will only be possible if machines are able to put themselves in peoples’ shoes: to guess their goals, beliefs and intentions – in other words, to read our minds.

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  • Case studies
    • A role for validation
    • The Visual Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
    • AI predictive data modelling in diabetes management
    • Autonomous moral AI
    • Blenheim Palace: AI provides real time management of customers movement
    • Brethertons Solicitors: creating the legal firm of the future
    • Cyber security in the social care sector
    • Development of AI systems that learn ethical and moral constraints
    • Identifying parameters that influence decisions in AI systems
    • Moorcrofts Law: development of a dangerous clause identifier
    • Nominet: Identifying fraudulent activities
    • Supporting professional services in their use of AI
    • Tackling bias in AI recruitment tools
    • Tackling online hate
    • Uncertain uncertainty

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Institute for Ethical AI
Oxford Brookes University
Headington Campus
Oxford, OX3 0BP
UK
+44 (0) 1865 484235
ethicalAI@brookes.ac.uk

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