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Beyond Compliance: Forum on Digital Ethics in Research October 17\/18, 2022<\/h2>

Institut Imagine<\/a>, Paris and online<\/h2>

Researchers in digital sciences face tough ethical questions in their daily activity for which there aren’t yet consensual answers among the research community. The forum “Beyond Compliance” aims at advancing the discussion about those issues. The target audience is composed by researchers and Research Ethics Boards. The event consists of keynotes, presentations, tutorials and interactive sessions, and provides ample time for open discussions. Different outcomes are envisioned, including some which may be directed towards policy makers. (Abstract<\/a>)<\/p>

Program<\/h2>

Day 1: Monday, October 17th<\/h3>

09:15-09:30<\/b><\/h4>

Welcome words<\/p>

09:30-10:30<\/b>
Keynote<\/b><\/h4>

Raja Chatila<\/a>\u00a0(Sorbonne University, CNPEN)
Responsible development use and governance of AI<\/em><\/p>

10:45-12:30<\/b>
Session 1<\/b>\u00a0– Research ethics in a cross-disciplinary and global setting<\/h4>

Philip Brey<\/a>\u00a0(University of Twente)
Research ethics guidelines for the computer and information sciences<\/em><\/p>

Bernd Stahl<\/a>\u00a0(De Montfort University)
Realising ethics and responsible innovation in a large neuroinformatics project<\/em><\/p>

Sally Wyatt<\/a>\u00a0(Maastricht University)
New digital research possibilities\/Old ethical forms<\/em><\/p>

14:15-16:00<\/b>
Session 2<\/b>\u00a0– Research ethics review<\/h4>

Dirk Lanzerath<\/a>\u00a0(University of Bonn)
Ethics reviews in modern research: learning from medical RECs<\/em><\/p>

Jeroen van der Ham<\/a>\u00a0(University of Twente)
Beyond \u201chuman subject\u201d: the challenges of ethics oversight in digital science<\/em><\/p>

Casey Fiesler<\/a>\u00a0(University of Colorado Boulder)
Data is people: research ethics and the limits of human subjects review<\/em><\/p>

16:15-18:00<\/b>
Session 3<\/b>\u00a0– Research ethics in the era of big data and AI<\/h4>

Michael Bernstein<\/a>\u00a0(Stanford University)
Ethics and society review: ethics reflection as a precondition to research funding<\/em><\/p>

Inioluwa Deborah Raji<\/a>\u00a0(Mozilla Foundation)
Research accountability in machine learning<\/em><\/p>

Rowena Rodrigues<\/a>\u00a0(Trilateral Research)
Looking back, moving forward: AI research ethics<\/em><\/p>

Day 2: Tuesday, October 18th<\/h3>

09:00-10:30<\/b>
Session 4<\/b>\u00a0– Tutorial on research ethics for PhD students and young researchers<\/h4>

Catherine Tessier<\/a>\u00a0(Onera, CNPEN)<\/p>

Alice: Hi Ben! You know what? I enrolled on a new PhD program at Hereafter University. They offered generous grants for machine learning students to design chatbots replicating the speech of deceased individuals and even generating new phrases that the person has never uttered in their lifetime. How does your own PhD go? Still with bees?<\/em><\/p>

Ben: Hi Alice! The Hereafter program looks amazing. I wish I could chat with my grandpa again. As for me, the micro-robots to support the well-being of honeybee queens and optimise the honey yield are ready to be implemented in beehives. Demo within two months! Our partner Bill Surrogates is looking forward to it.<\/em><\/div>
Alice: That\u2019s really great to help the bees, times are so hard for them.<\/em><\/div>
Well, let us encourage Alice and Ben to reflect about their PhD works and give them some basic tools to do so. Will you join in?<\/div><\/div>

10:45-12:30<\/b>
Session 5<\/b>\u00a0– Research ethics training<\/h4>

Catherine Tessier<\/a>\u00a0(Onera, CNPEN)
Research ethics training: debating is learning<\/em><\/p>

Kar\u00ebn Fort<\/a>\u00a0(Sorbonne University)
Teaching ethics in NLP: DIY (do it yourself)<\/em><\/p>

Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic<\/a>\u00a0(Chalmers University)
Research-based perspective in teaching ethics to engineering students<\/em><\/p>

14:15-16:00<\/b>
Session 6<\/b>\u00a0– New challenges and opportunities for research ethics<\/h4>

Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye<\/a>\u00a0(Imperial College London)
The search for anonymous data – From de-identification to privacy-preserving systems<\/em><\/p>

Sylvie Delacroix<\/a>\u00a0(University of Birmingham)
Data Trusts and the need for bottom-up data empowerment infrastructure<\/em><\/p>

Panagiotis Kavouras<\/a>\u00a0(National Technical University of Athens)
Open science: hopes, challenges and the intervention of ROSiE project<\/em><\/p>

16:15-17:00<\/b>
Closing remarks<\/h4>

Location<\/h2>

Institut Imagine<\/a>
24 Boulevard du Montparnasse
75015 Paris
France<\/p>

To facilitate getting accommodation during the forum, we list some\u00a0hotels<\/b>\u00a0near the venue:<\/p>