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Call for Abstracts - MCML Conference on “The Ethics of Conversational Agents &Amp; Generative AI”

12–13 September 2024, LMU Munich

The MCML AI Ethics research group invites submissions of abstracts (250-500 words) for a two-day conference on "The Ethics of Conversational Agents and Generative AI" taking place at LMU Munich this fall.

The conference will bring together academic researchers and industry AI Ethics practitioners interested in the ethical challenges raised by generative and conversational artificial intelligence.

Confirmed speakers include:

  • Alena Buyx (MCML/TUM)

  • Herman Cappelen (University of Hong Kong)

  • Michael Klenk (Delft University of Technology)

  • Jana Sedlakova (University of Zurich).

Abstracts on any topic relating to the ethics of generative AI and conversational agents are welcome!

Submission deadline: 15 May 2024, 1pm CET via mcmlaiethicsconference@lrz.uni-muenchen.de

The conference is organized by our PI Sven Nyholm and our JRG Leader Benjamin Lange.

#event #research #lange #nyholm

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