Symposium : “Accountability in AI global value chains: data, labour, and environment” at french Senat

On December 18, a conference entitled “Accountability in AI Global Value Chains: Data, Labour, and Environment” will be held under the scientific direction of Antonio Casilli, co-founder of DiPLab; Baptiste Delmas, private law researcher and member of Intérêt à agir; Judith Rochfeld, professor of private law; and Luca D’Ambrosio, lawyer and researcher and member of Intérêt à agir.

The social, environmental and human costs of AI are already immense. From the working conditions of data workers to the energy and water demands of AI systems, the local impacts of data centers and mines, and the protection of personal data and copyright, these costs raise fundamental questions about responsibility.

Who is accountable for these impacts, and how should responsibility be shared across global AI value chains? Can we build AI that is genuinely responsible, ethical and sustainable?

To address these questions, the conference will bring together researchers and experts from a range of disciplines. The announced speakers include Benjamin Selwyn, Jason Nemerovski, Mercy Mutemi, Anne-Laure Ligozat, Aurora Gómez Delgado, Nicolas Pinaud

The day will be held at french Senat 15 rue de Vaugirard, Paris 75006 from 9H00 to 17H30
You can register for free here