Within this exploration, we investigate how an AI ethics maturity model can help you gain a grip on AI and ethics within your organization. How is your institution doing when it comes to awareness and culture, proper AI governance, and more.

March 21, 2024
14:30 – 16:00
Online

Pilot

SURF will facilitate a guided ‘pilot’ with this maturity model during 2024, in which we want to explore how tools such as these can contribute to the responsible use of AI within the sector. We organize this in collaboration with EDSA and Erasmus Center for Data Analytics (ECDA). We hope to do an informal ‘self-assessment’ with a diverse group of institutions, to see what works and what doesn’t, and to learn from each other.

Program

1. Kick-off: we introduce the maturity model and the exploration, will you join us? 

• Information session for participants: we will discuss further about how you can best approach this. And we make agreements about the mutual exchange of information. This meeting will take place on April 2 from 10 am to 11 am via Teams.

• Self-assessment: you work within your institution to do a self-assessment 

• Feedback: we discuss the results and experiences with each other. And we will discuss possible next steps.

For whom?

The pilot exploration of the maturity model for AI ethics is aimed at institutional staff who are involved in the governance of new technologies and applications within the institution. And is therefore interesting for information managers, privacy officers, data protection officers, enterprise architects, and policy officers.

Day Program

• Introduction & general Responsible AI at SURF (10 min) 

• Explanation of the AI ​​ethics maturity model (15 min) 

• Sharing experiences through the AI@EUR program (15 min) 

• Discussion & questions (20 min) 

• Break (5 min)? 

• Explanation of the pilot (15 min)  

• Discussion and questions (10 min)