Public and community use of AI technologies has a steep learning curve, and who benefits from AI can present further challenges, particularly for vulnerable and under-represented individuals and communities. To help learn about and explore AI in an effective and ethical way, the Alan Turing Institute’s Public Policy Programme developed a series of workbooks co-developed with public and civic sector groups. This guidance supports critical AI literacies and outlines how AI project teams in the public sector and in wider sectors can put ethical values and practical principles into practice across the AI project lifecycle, ensuring that AI is produced and used ethically, safely, equitably and responsibly.
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Open and Engaged 2024: Empowering Communities to Thrive in Open Scholarship
The attached files include the slides and recording of this paper and an edited transcript. The transcript can be viewed using a text editor such as Notepad or used for subtitles. Part of the session on Empowering communities through equity, inclusivity, and ethics.
