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SUMMARY:AoIR 2023: AI Systems for the Public Interest
DESCRIPTION:Unsere Forschenden Theresa Züger &amp\; Hadi Asghari halten au
 f der internationalen Konferenz AoIR 2023 einen Workshop zum Thema "AI Sys
 tems for the Public Interest". Die Veranstaltung findet ausschließlich im
  Rahmen der Konferenz und auf Englisch statt.\n\n&nbsp\;\nWorkshop: AI Sys
 tems for the Public Interest\n18 October 2023\nCo-located  with the AoIR 
 2023 (Association of Internet Researchers) Conference in Philadelphia\, PA
 \, USA \nTheresa Züger &amp\; Hadi Asghari\nCall for Papers until 9 July
 \n\n\nAim and Scope\nThe number of AI projects aiming to serve the common 
 good or a public interest is increasing rapidly. But often the information
  on these projects\, their initiators\, funders\, methods and objectives i
 s not transparent\, hindering the goal of serving the public. Many AI appl
 ications touch upon sensitive areas with public wellbeing at stake\, such 
 as public health\, mobility\, and justice systems. In this interdisciplina
 ry workshop we will connect public interest theory to the debate about AI 
 projects and foster exchange amongst existing projects that use AI to serv
 e the public interest to explore common challenges\, methods\, and standar
 ds.  \n\nThis workshop introduces the concept of public interest AI and 
 aims to bring together researchers and practitioners in this field. We wis
 h to host a discussion on the criteria\, necessary processes and societal 
 conditions for AI systems to serve the public interest. We invite submissi
 ons on case studies as well as broader research on this topic\, including 
 issues around data collection\, data sharing\, who audits public interest 
 driven systems\,and other aspects of the AI lifecycle. The motivation to u
 se AI for a common good is claimed widely. Aside from the popularity of th
 e claim\, the qualities that stand for the common good or public interest 
 of AI are rather fuzzy. From a research perspective the lack of empirical 
 data to analyze what kind of criteria and which actors define AI in the pu
 blic interest is problematic. \n\nWe hope this workshop can contribute to
  an exchange of recent empirical and conceptual research findings on AI sy
 stems serving the public interest. We hope to spark an interdisciplinary d
 iscussion on public interest AI and the economic\, organizational and tech
 nological conditions underpinning its success and sustainable impact. This
  workshop addresses AI methods from an interdisciplinary perspective bring
 ing the goal of serving public interest to the forefront. We encourage sub
 missions that report on work in progress\, case studies\, tools\, or prese
 nt a synthesis of empirical insights on AI in the public interest. Topics 
 of interest include\, but are not limited to:\n\n 	AI for public health an
 d medicine\n 	AI for sustainability\n 	AI for mobility\n 	AI for accessibi
 lity\n 	AI for journalism \n 	AI for equality &amp\; equitable AI\n 	AI a
 nd fairness\, transparency\, and accountability questions\n\n&nbsp\;\nWork
 shop Organisers\n\n 	Dr. Theresa Züger (HIIG) zueger@hiig.de (primary con
 tact person) \n 	Dr. Hadi Asghari (HIIG) hadi.asghari@hiig.de\n
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