Ethically Speaking is a podcast dedicated to asking the fundamental questions of what it means to be ethical in a rapidly evolving world. Interrogating Artificial Intelligence Ethics is a series focused on engaging the ethical questions of Artificial Intelligence and machine learning through interviews with industry experts. The podcast is sponsored by the Institute of Enterprise Ethics housed within the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver.
What do consumers need to know about the present and future role of AI in the service industry?
Rob Carpenter is the CEO and Founder of Valyant AI, an enterprise grade conversational AI platform for the quick serve restaurant industry.
What is Natural Language Processing? What should consumers be aware of in regards to engaging with Natural Language Processing algorithms out in the world?
Dr. Organisciak is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Research Methods and Information Science at the University of Denver.
What can the technology sector learn from religious studies? How does the rise of AI impact the way we relate with our own human flourishing?
Join host Dylan Doyle-Burke and Dr. Ted Vial, Senior Researcher at the Iliff AI Institute and Potthoff Professor of Theology and Modern Western Religious Thought at the Iliff School of Theology, as they explore this important question.
Ethically Speaking: Interrogating Artificial Intelligence Ethics launches March 19, 2020 on all of your favorite podcatchers.
How can machine vision and Artificial Intelligence robotics help patients who may have alzheimers, dementia, or other neurological impairment? Join host Dylan Doyle-Burke and Dr. Mohammad Mahoor, Professor in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering and Director of the Computer Vision and Social Robotics Laboratory, as they explore this important question.
As researchers, how do we create ethical data collection systems? As consumers, how do we protect our data? Join host Dylan Doyle-Burke and Dr. Micah Saxton, Head Librarian at the Iliff School of Theology and John Wesley Iliff Senior Adjunct Lecturer in Religion and Technology, as they unravel these vital questions.
How will AI impact how our resumes are read? Will it impact privacy in HR? How will AI impact skilled/unskilled labor? Are we moving toward a world with more or less of an ethical hiring process?
Join host Dylan Doyle-Burke and Dr. Cynthia Fukami, Professor in the Department of Management at the Daniels College of Business, as they answer these important questions.
