The AI Friday workshop is organised as part of the national effort AI Competence for Sweden aimed at increasing knowledge about AI.
Program
9:15 Welcome and introduction: AI Competence for Sweden @ UmU. Speaker: Karin Danielsson
9:30-9:45 Fundamentals of AI. AI for Cognitive Science students (Bachelor). Teaching a broad subject to a diverse group of 150+ students on campus. Speaker: Adam Dahlgren Lindström, Department of Computing Science, ICT Services and System Development
9:45-10:00 The Ethics of Handling Medical Emergencies with Artificial Intelligence. In this interactive presentation, we will explore a set of proposed ethical guidelines for the use of “black box” artificial intelligence in life-and-death medical emergencies. Speaker: Eric Campano, student
10:00-10:30 Coffee
10:30-10:45 Title: TBA. Speaker: Vasili Mankevich & Johan Sandberg, Department of Informatics
10:45-11:00 AI in business education: Insights from the marketing course. Speaker: Galina Biedenbach, Umeå School of Business, Economics and Statistics (USBE)
11:00-11:20
Speaker: TBA
11:20-11:40 Negotiating Visibility – Interaction Beyond Explainable AI. Speaker: Mikael Wiberg, Department of Informatics
11:40-12:00 Distribution of lunch
12:00-12:15 Introduction: interdisciplinary panel. Moderator: Karin Danielsson
12:15-13:00 Panel (and lunch) Title: Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary AI-research
Panellists:
Faculty of Social Sciences: Jan Leidö, Department of Law
Faculty of Arts: Marlene Johansson Falck, Department of Language Studies
Faculty of Medicine: Jenny Persson, Department of Molecular Biology
Faculty of Science and Technology: Timotheus Kampik, Department of Computing Science
13:00-13:20 Feminism, Care and Artificial Intelligence. Speaker: Anna Croon, Department of Informatics
13:20-13:40 Using Machine Learning tools in applied research. Speaker: Anders Lundquist, Umeå School of Business, Economics and Statistics (USBE), Department of Integrative Medical Biology (IMB)
13:40-14:00 Artificial Intelligence from a pedagogical perspective. The presentation will give a pedagogical perspective on AI with two practical examples of ongoing research. Speaker: Eva Mårell-Olsson, Department of Applied Educational Science
14:00-14:20 Coffee
14:20-14:40 What you want to know: Using AI to predict and promote the interplay between human curiosity and knowledge acquisition. Speaker: Linus Holm, Department of Psychology
14:40-15:00 Final discussion and closure. Speaker: Karin Danielsson