At this AI & Social Justice Collider event, students, industry leaders, and academics will come together to tackle this challenge. Through three short, thought-provoking talks and interactive table discussions, you'll collaborate to develop practical solutions.
Fast-paced ideas, open discussion, and meaningful collaboration across disciplines. You'll work in mixed teams to explore how organisations can use AI responsibly while upholding ethics, protecting creative ownership, and the planet.
This is an opportunity to network with likeminded peers and help shape how AI can be used responsibly.
Lisa Given: Distinguished Professor of Information Sciences, Director, Social Change Enabling Impact Platform, and Director, Centre for Human-AI Information, RMIT
Tim Fawns: Associate Professor (Education-Focused), Monash Education Academy
Ascelin Gordon: Senior Lecturer, Sustainability & Urban, RMIT
David Roussell: Associate Professor of Regenerative Education, RMIT
Date: Friday 20 March
Time: 2-4pm
Location: RMIT Building 85, 97/99 Franklin St, Melbourne VIC 3000
The RMIT Regenerative Futures Institute (RFI) works to find practical solutions that help rebuild and improve social, environmental, and economic systems, making the world fairer, more inclusive, and more sustainable for everyone.
The RMIT Generative AI Lab for Education (GAILE) was established to guide and enable human-centred adoption of AI in education at RMIT and beyond.
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