We make decision that are often biased.
We tend to set up habits and to choose our prefered options, regardless of the advantages of other options, in both our private life and working environment.

Technologies of artificial (AI) bring the promise of better experience, augmented performance, and making better and faster decisions.
In our private life, they collect and process information about our online activities, our centers of interest, and our preferences to propose tailored products and services.
In our working environment, they help experts to make faster and more reliable decisions based on previous pieces of information and past results.
AI guide our choices and decisions by summarizing and synthesizing complex sets of information.

But their results largely depend on the type of information that we produce and that are selected by developers.
So how can we guarantee that AI do not reproduce and do not reinforce our biased decisions? What about our free will to make ethical and responsible decisions?

In this conference, I will present the strenghts and limits of AI and humans to make ethical decisions.
I will illustrate the impact of AI on our decisions in private life and in working environment based on media coverage.

Speaker

Speaker

Sandrine Duverne, Dr

Speaker, Author, & Researcher

+200 hours of teaching and training pratices

+20 participations in international conferences

+19 years of research in cognitive psychology and neuroscience

+4 year experience in technological innovation

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