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Human-Centered AI Ideation & Literacy  In Non-Tech Settings

Our commitment to ethical AI is unwavering. We are dedicated to developing and using AI systems that are guided by ethical principles, ensuring transparency, accountability, fairness, and avoiding biases and discrimination. We also consider the potential social and environmental impacts of AI and take steps to mitigate negative effects. To consider ethics by design, we leverage collaborative group problem-solving that leverages cognitive, demographic and cultural diversity to ideate AI solutions. We also ran AI Feedback literacy lightening sessions and conference presentations to enable shared understanding of cause and effect of AI unintended consequences to a non-technical audience. 

Examples of Deliverables

AI & Emerging Technologies

Approaches to AI feedback in Aotearoa’s plant pathogen management

Conference paper for Australasian Agri-Food Research Network Conference

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AI & Emerging Technologies

Let's Play An AI Feedback Game

Lightening session at Te Punaha Matatini Annual Hui 2023 to provide literacy on how  feedback is generated and spread during human interactions with AI systems. Session was attended by 100+ experts, students and professionals across Aotearoa.

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AI & Emerging Technologies

AI Feedback Loops in Aotearoa New Zealand: A Human-centered Creative Problem - Solving Approach

Preprint of Journal article submitted for publication in high refereed journal

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AI & Emerging Technologies

Better AI workshop

Using Groupmap and in-person stakeholder engagement to elicit understanding of AI feedback loops in Aotearoa

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