About this Event
In this Masterclass on AI Ethics, we will take an inquiry stance through the lens of games to examine how ethical dilemmas, policies, and governance solutions have taken effect both at individual and institutional levels. The issues in AI Ethics that require the most urgent action implicate systems and regulations that are already in place and affect us in everyday life. We will discuss ways that attendees may apply the insights derived from this session towards fostering more ethical engagement in their respective contexts of work, rest, and play.
Florence M. Chee is Associate Professor of Digital Communication in the School of Communication, Affiliate Faculty in the Department of Computer Science, and Director of the Center for Digital Ethics and Policy (CDEP) at Loyola University Chicago. Internationally and nationally sought out as a speaker, writer, and advisor, her sociotechnical interventions inform and influence decisions made in design, development, and policy arenas. This year, she has been named to the Fulbright Specialist Roster for 2025-2028 and has recently focused on the US and Swiss game industries while serving on grant funded work in Switzerland. Florence Chee is founding director of the Social & Interactive Media Lab (SIMLab) based in Chicago, USA.
Loyola University Chicago Faculty website
https://www.luc.edu/soc/about/facultystaff/profiles/cheeflorence.shtml
Center for Digital Ethics & Policy
https://www.luc.edu/digitalethics/
The Social & Interactive Media Lab (SIMLab)
https://simlabchicago.com/
Parking
Parking is available nearby at the University’s Booth Street West car park and the Circle Square multi-storey. Limited on-street pay-and-display bays operate on Grosvenor Street from 8 am–8 pm.
Location
Grosvenor East Building, Room 2.06, Manchester Metropolitan University
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Grosvenor East Building, Manchester Metropolitan University, Arts and Humanities Building, Cavendish St, Manchester, United Kingdom
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