EVENTS
29apr12:00 pm29may2:45 pmSeattle Four Rotary Club: The Ethics of Facial Surveillance: Who Chooses?
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May 29, Seattle Four Rotary Club, 12:00-1:30 pm, Sheraton Hotel, lunch meeting with drill down following 1:45-2:45. David Brenner will moderate the program for this 250
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May 29, Seattle Four Rotary Club, 12:00-1:30 pm, Sheraton Hotel, lunch meeting with drill down following 1:45-2:45. David Brenner will moderate the program for this 250 person weekly business lunch on The Ethics of Facial Surveillance: Who Chooses? featuring Shankar Narayan, head of the ACLU Surveillance Project, our Member Rabbi Daniel Weiner, and Teresa Crucelius from AI and Faith partner organization MAPS’ AMEN Project, talking about the ACLU’s Surveillance Community Task Force, implications of police use of facial surveillance software, and who will choose the extent to which we will live in a deep surveillance state society. Member Turan Kayaoglu has also been an active participant in the ACLU task force. Come to the lunch and/or attend a free one hour drill down with the speakers in a meeting room down the hall from 1:45-2:45 pm. (Please RSVP to David Brenner by May 10 if you plan to attend the lunch. Linch is $35 per person, attending as my Rotary “guest” and/or free drill down as space at both is limited to 15 extra people.
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April 29 (Monday) 12:00 pm - May 29 (Wednesday) 2:45 pm
07may7:00 pmDigital Equity and Inclusion in SeattleSPU Upper Gwinn Commons
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SPU Upper Gwinn Commons : A panel of all-stars on “Digital Equity and Inclusion in Seattle” produced and moderated by member Michael Paulus. This program on
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SPU Upper Gwinn Commons : A panel of all-stars on “Digital Equity and Inclusion in Seattle” produced and moderated by member Michael Paulus. This program on equal access to technology, skills, and programs will feature David Keyes, Digital Equity Program Manager for the City of Seattle; Amazon executive Steven Maheshwary, Chair of the Seattle Community Technology Advisory Board and Board Advisor for DemocracyLab; Minh-Duc Nguyen, Executive Director at Helping Link, working with tech access for Vietnamese-American families; Marcellus Turner, Executive Director and Chief Librarian of The Seattle Public Library; and Stacey Wedlake, Research Coordinator and Analyst for the Technology and Social Change Group at the University of Washington Information School. See attached poster for details. Way to go, Michael!
Time
(Tuesday) 7:00 pm
Location
SPU Upper Gwinn Commons
14mayAll Day16Seattle University Albers Business School Ethics Week
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Member Nathan Colaner who teaches business ethics at Albers and the new AI and Ethics Institute is a key organizer of three fantastic free public programs on AI
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Member Nathan Colaner who teaches business ethics at Albers and the new AI and Ethics Institute is a key organizer of three fantastic free public programs on AI and Ethics as part of the Albers Business School Ethics Week, featuring business ethicists, philosophers, and senior computer scientists from Carnegie Mellon, Cornell, Google and Microsoft. Topics are Ethics and Responsible AI, Can Ethics Be Taught to AI?, and Responsible AI and the Internet of Things. See https://www.seattleu.edu/business/centers-and-programs/center-for-business-ethics/albers-ethics-week/ for distinguished visiting faculty and times.
Time
may 14 (Tuesday) - 16 (Thursday)