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Webinar - Ethical and Legal Implications of Adopting AI

10/6/2020

WHAT
IA @ Work Seminar

WHEN
Thursday
25th June 2020
16:00 – 17:00 AEST

FORMAT
Webinar

COST
Free

Speaker

Surend Dayal

Joint Initiative By

Artificial Intelligence @ Work
Ethical and Legal Implications of Adopting AI

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the form of Deep Learning is here and being applied commercially in multiple domains. This session prompts discussion on the ethical and legal implications inherent in such use of the technology.
For example:

Autonomous Vehicles:	Who makes the call on the right action in the case of an unexpected incident?
Defence:	When killer drones can operate, who controls the outcome?
Legal and Accounting:	What level of disruption will occur in these and other "knowledge based" industries?

Surend Dayal
Chief Executive Officer
Surend has a track record of growing Australian businesses globally. He built the company RuleBurst in Australia, Europe and the US prior to selling it to Oracle Corporation in 2009. After that he worked in Oracle for 10 years in a number of roles in the US, APAC and Australia; most recently as the Vice President for Public Sector in ANZ.

Surend is passionate about Australian innovation, and is heavily involved in the local startup community. He is a qualified barrister admitted to the Supreme Court of NSW and has degrees in computer science and law. He is focused on building the Magia business locally and globally, through delivery of successful outcomes for customers.

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Sponsor

The AI @ Work Seminar Series is a joint initiative of
DAMA Australia and the Institute of Information Management (IIM)

Hybrid Models to Create Contextual Intelligence

18/5/2020

Speakers

Pierre Saouter

Tooba Durraze

WHAT
IA @ Work Seminar

WHEN
Thursday 28th May 2020
17:00 – 18:30 AEST

FORMAT
Webinar

COST
Free

Joint Initiative By

Artificial Intelligence @ Work
part of the
Information Awareness Month 2020

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The World Economic Forum (WEF) is an independent and impartial international organisation that provides cooperation between Public and Private sectors, with no ties to any special interests. Established in 1971 as a not-for-profit foundation, WEF engages with the key political, business, cultural and other leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendae.
WEF developed the Strategic Intelligence capability that uses Hybrid Intelligence to help make sense of the complex forces driving transformational change across economies, industries and global boundaries. This capability incorporate expert and machine-curated knowledge, allowing users to visualise and understand a range of topics, as well as the connections and interdependencies between them.
In this webinar, our guests will provide an overview of the Strategic Intelligence platform, presenting the key features that enable the community of diverse stakeholders to better inform their decision making process, by highlighting the key factors of transformational changes, supported by evidence and detailed information. They will also present their knowledge management processes, which combine Artificial Intelligence and human curation, forming a Hybrid Intelligence. Our webinar speakers will explain some of the practices, technologies and methodologies utilised to continuously enrich and support the WEF's knowledge platform.
Speakers
Pierre Saouter
Pierre leads a team of Data Scientists in the WEF's Strategic Intelligence Group. Before joining the Forum, he spent 7 years as a researcher. Pierre holds a PhD in Particle Physics, with specialisations in data analysis and statistics, and worked in collaboration with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the Centre Europeen de Recherche Nucleaire (CERN).

Tooba Durraze
Tooba is leading 4IR and industry-related work for the WEF's Strategic Intelligence platform. Tooba also looks after the main policy issues prevalent around the technologies most commonly used during the Fourth Industrial Revolution. She is a Computer Engineer by background and is currently pursuing her PhD in Data Science from MIT. Prior to joining WEF, Tooba was the Director of Operations of a non profit organisation bringing technical education to underserved communities.

Sponsored By:

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The AI @ Work Seminar Series is a joint initiative of
DAMA Australia and the Institute of Information Management (IIM)

Preservation of Information and Misinformation Broadcast in Critical Situations

17/5/2020

Speaker: David Fricker Director-General, NAA

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This year, Information Awareness Month is focused on the practices associated with handling information in critical situations, such as natural disasters, terror-attacks, disease outbreaks and similar events that have a significant impact on our lives, wellbeing, economy, lifestyle and shape who we as a nation are. In this seminar, we will expand our dialogue on this theme with a spotlight on the preservation of information (and misinformation) linked with these situations.

Webinar Details
Date: Wednesday 20th May 2020
Time: 16:30 - 17:30AEST
Cost: Free
Platform: Zoom

About our speaker
David Fricker joined the National Archives as Director-General in 2012.

As Director-General of the National Archives of Australia, David’s principal current challenge is to build the public's trust in Government information. His strategic agenda for the Archives embraces a range of measures to ensure the work of public officials is being captured and kept as an authentic, complete and accessible national resource - that holds government to account, upholds human rights and empowers Australia's knowledge society.

IAM Finale incl Virtual Networking Cocktail Party

17/5/2020

The Information Awareness Month (IAM) Organisation Committee invites you to join us in celebrating the end of the IAM 2020.

                  Date: Friday 29th May 2020
                  Time: 15:30-17:00 AEST
                  Venue: Zoom Webinar

This year IAM 2020 was focused on the importance of the right information in critical situations. The participating organisations delivered a plethora of interesting events that explored this theme from various perspectives. We plan to finish this IAM in the same way.
The IAM 2020 Finale will feature representatives from our affiliating organisations sharing with you their views on this theme, their IAM experience and how they see the future of the information management after COVID-19.

After the initial panel discussion, the less formal part of IAM 2020 Finale will include a Q&A session blended with a virtual networking End-of-IAM cocktail party with BYO food and drinks.
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IAM 2020 Launch Webinar “Informed About Your Changing Environment"

5/4/2020

About Information Awareness Month (IAM)
Information Awareness Month (IAM) is a collaborative event between various government bodies and professional associations within information, knowledge, records, archives and data management communities, which aims to explore, promote and celebrate better ways of handling information. The month of May was selected as the month when we promote modern and improved practices of managing information in Australia and by Australians.

About IAM 2020 Launch Webinar
The IAM 2020 launch will take the form of an online event with the theme "Informed about your Changing Environment", focused on the importance of the right information, how information can be derived, distributed, used (and misused) in critical situations (such as natural disaster, terror-attack, disease outbreak and similar) and what have we learned from the recent experiences.

Panelists:
David Fricker, Director General National Archives of Australia
Elizabeth Tydd, NSW Information Commissioner
Kathryn Dan, Committee Member Blue Shield Australia
Dr. Tim Graham, Senior Lecturer (Digital Media), Queensland University of Technology
For more information about the speakers go to https://informationawarenessmonth.org/iam-2020-launch-panelists/

Events

Webinar - Ethical and Legal Implications of Adopting AI

Hybrid Models to Create Contextual Intelligence

Preservation of Information and Misinformation Broadcast in Critical Situations

IAM Finale incl Virtual Networking Cocktail Party

IAM 2020 Launch Webinar “Informed About Your Changing Environment"

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