Can a culture that supports "participatory ethics" enhance diversity and inclusion in AI development?
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| author | Mytka, Mathew Kinch, Nathan |
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| contents | <p>This deposit contains the slide deck and speaker notes from an invited symposium presentation delivered at the CSIRO Data61 Diversity and Inclusion in AI Symposium (2023).</p> <p>The presentation explores participatory ethics as a lived, relational practice in AI development, addressing the ethical intention–action gap and proposing ethics as an embodied, embedded, enacted, extended, emotional, and exapted process. It draws on applied institutional experience and cognitive science perspectives to argue for inclusive, participatory approaches to AI governance and design.</p> <p>This material is archived for scholarly reference and citation. It was not published as part of formal conference proceedings.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Can a culture that supports "participatory ethics" enhance diversity and inclusion in AI development? Mytka, Mathew Kinch, Nathan Participatory Ethics AI Governance Diversity and Inclusion Responsible AI Relational Ethics <p>This deposit contains the slide deck and speaker notes from an invited symposium presentation delivered at the CSIRO Data61 Diversity and Inclusion in AI Symposium (2023).</p> <p>The presentation explores participatory ethics as a lived, relational practice in AI development, addressing the ethical intention–action gap and proposing ethics as an embodied, embedded, enacted, extended, emotional, and exapted process. It draws on applied institutional experience and cognitive science perspectives to argue for inclusive, participatory approaches to AI governance and design.</p> <p>This material is archived for scholarly reference and citation. It was not published as part of formal conference proceedings.</p> |
| title | Can a culture that supports "participatory ethics" enhance diversity and inclusion in AI development? |
| topic | Participatory Ethics AI Governance Diversity and Inclusion Responsible AI Relational Ethics |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17998587 |