2025 Theme: "AI in Practice: Impacts\, Risks\, and Opportunities"
The Center for Equitable AI &\; Machine Learning Systems (CEAMLS) at Morgan State University hosts the National Symposium on Equitable AI each year. \; \;
The event brings together technologists\, researchers\, policymakers\, and stakeholders for critical and constructive reflection on artificial intelligence&rsquo\;s past\, present\, and future\, with special attention to issues of equity and racial bias. \;
For our 2025 theme\, we especially welcome talks and presentations on \; \; \; \;
Among others\, we welcome discussions of impacts\, risks\, and opportunities in the following areas: \; \;
Economy \; \; \;
&sdot\; labor market displacement \; \; \;
&sdot\; automated decision-making in real-world practice \; \; \;
&sdot\; parity and equity throughout the AI-mediated workforce \; \; \;
Environment \; \; \;
&sdot\; AI&rsquo\;s carbon footprint \; \; \;
&sdot\; AI applications for managing environmental risks \; \; \;
&sdot\; agriculture\, land-use\, and natural resource management \; \; \;
&sdot\; AI and the built environment \; \; \;
Education \; \; \; \; \; \;
&sdot\; AI in K-12 education \; \; \;
&sdot\; AI in higher education \; \; \;
&sdot\; individualized learning \; \; \;
Healthcare \; \; \; \; \;
&sdot\; precision medicine and personalized medicine \; \; \;
&sdot\; AI and social determinants of health \; \; \;
&sdot\; AI for safety and security of health benefit systems \; \; \;
&sdot\; AI for behavioral health \; \; \;
Criminal Justice \; \; \; \; \;
&sdot\; criminal risk assessment tools in practice \; \; \;
&sdot\; predictive policing: risks and impacts\, including for biases and equity \; \; \;
&sdot\; AI applications for evaluation of equity and bias in policing \; \; \;
Diversity \; \; \; \; \;
&sdot\; studies of diversity&rsquo\;s impacts on AI research \; \; \;
&sdot\; conceptualizing diverse diversities: disciplinary\, cultural\, etc. \; \; \;
&sdot\; AI-supported communication and integration in diverse team
Researchers who would like to give a talk\, present a poster\, lead a workshop\, or organize a panel discussion at the 2025 Equitable AI Symposium are invited to submit an abstract of their proposed contribution by November 15\, 2024 through the Symposium website (link below). \;