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International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Human Rights

29 - 30 Jan 2027 Vacoas, Mauritius Standard / Physical Participation
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ICAIEHR conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 5 - Gender Equality SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
01 Ethical Frameworks for AI in Human Rights +
This session will explore the development of ethical frameworks that govern the use of artificial intelligence in relation to human rights. Participants will discuss the implications of these frameworks on policy-making and implementation.
02 Algorithmic Bias and Its Human Rights Implications +
This track will examine the prevalence of algorithmic bias in AI systems and its potential violations of human rights. Scholars will analyze case studies and propose strategies for mitigating bias in AI applications.
03 AI Governance: Balancing Innovation and Human Rights +
This session will focus on the governance structures necessary to ensure that AI development aligns with human rights principles. Discussions will include regulatory approaches and stakeholder engagement in AI governance.
04 Data Privacy in the Age of AI +
This track will address the challenges of data privacy in the context of AI technologies and their impact on human rights. Experts will share insights on legal frameworks and best practices for protecting individual privacy.
05 The Role of Transparency in Ethical AI +
This session will investigate the importance of transparency in AI systems as a means to uphold ethical standards and human rights. Participants will discuss methodologies for enhancing transparency in AI algorithms.
06 Digital Rights in the Era of Automation +
This track will explore the intersection of digital rights and automation technologies, focusing on the implications for human dignity and agency. Scholars will present research on the evolving landscape of digital rights.
07 AI Accountability: Mechanisms and Challenges +
This session will delve into the mechanisms for ensuring accountability in AI systems, particularly in relation to human rights violations. Participants will discuss legal, ethical, and technological challenges in establishing accountability.
08 Machine Learning Ethics: Navigating Complex Dilemmas +
This track will focus on the ethical dilemmas posed by machine learning applications and their potential impacts on human rights. Researchers will present frameworks for ethical decision-making in machine learning.
09 AI Regulation: Global Perspectives and Practices +
This session will examine the various regulatory approaches to AI across different countries and their implications for human rights. Experts will compare and contrast global practices and their effectiveness.
10 Technology Ethics: Bridging AI and Human Rights +
This track will explore the ethical considerations that arise at the intersection of technology and human rights. Discussions will include the responsibilities of technologists in promoting human rights through AI.
11 The Future of Human Rights in an AI-Driven World +
This session will speculate on the future of human rights in the context of advancing AI technologies. Participants will engage in forward-thinking discussions about potential scenarios and strategies for safeguarding rights.