TRAILS Conference – AI at Work: Building and Evaluating Trust

The Institute for Trustworthy AI in Law and Society (TRAILS) invites AI thought leaders, researchers, and advisors from industry, policy, and academia to join us for AI at Work: Building and Evaluating Trust.

This two-day event will explore ethical frameworks and guidelines for AI systems, strategies for building trustworthy AI governance within organizations, supporting AI and/as Workers, and tools to help address the challenges of AI at work across all sectors.

Keynote panels include guests from IBM, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Meta, Microsoft Research, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, Qualcomm, Trustible, Unanimous AI, and many more.

Conference tracks include: Trustworthy AI Governance Within Organizations, AI and Career Trajectories, AI and/as the Worker, and Connecting Trustworthy AI Research to Operational Practices.

• Making Evaluation Make Sense: Designing Evaluation Measures for AI Systems Users Can Understand and Trust
• AI as Work: Expanding Participation in AI Design, Development, and Evaluation
• Who Participates in Participatory AI, and How Can We Make it More “Participatory”?
• AI in the Work-World

Breakout Session Highlights:

• Increasing AI Diversity in the Workforce
• Overcoming Organizational Challenges When Adopting NIST Risk Management Framework
• Supporting Good AI Governance Practices Within Organizations
• Exploring Real-World Tools and Theories for Addressing the “AI at Work” Challenges
• Imagining the Future of AI and Workers: A Strategic Foresight Workshop