The AI Hopes and Fears Lab: The People’s Panel on AI
The Hopes and Fears Lab, our flagship engagement project, went on tour in October and November 2023 to Parker’s Piece in Cambridge, and then on …
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The Hopes and Fears Lab on Double Decker Buses
Have you ever wandered through the park on your way to work and spotted two vintage double decker buses improbably parked on the greenery? That’s …
The Hopes and Fears Lab: Iftar Edition
There’s something special, and calming, about good conversation over a good meal. This is even truer for the Islamic community during the holy month of …
The Collaborative Futures Academy: Mariam’s takeaways
Emotion is too often treated as a taboo in academic circles. Objectivity, and complete divorce from anything which could cloud one’s golden impartiality, is often …
Only Human project launch: Liming with Gran
The majority of the British public feel that scientists should listen more to what ordinary people think. We agree with them. And we research how …
Synthetic Data & Healthcare: Ethics Q&A Part 2/2
Ethical considerations on synthetic data in everyday machine learning research for healthcare. My hope is that synthetic data will significantly enhance machine learning models by …
Synthetic Data & Healthcare: Ethics Q&A Part 1/2
Ethical considerations on synthetic data in everyday machine learning research for healthcare. My hope is that synthetic data will significantly enhance machine learning models by …
The Hopes and Fears Lab: Kavli Foundation Article
We were honoured to be featured in a wonderful Kavli Foundation article recently, which can be read here: https://www.kavlifoundation.org/news/the-hopes-and-fears-lab This article focuses on The Hopes …
Hopes and Fears Lab: AI Edition Videos
We were delighted to work with Cambridge TV at our recent Hopes and Fears Lab events to create two fantastic videos! You can read more …
My first three months working at The Kavli Centre for Ethics, Science, and the Public.
Author: Mariam Rashid With a few months left before the end of my PhD, like many others I had begun to consider the daunting task …