AI + Ethics

Join the second session in our quarterly AI + Ethics series, exploring the opportunities, challenges, and ethical questions shaping AI’s role in our work and lives.

This session brings together interdisciplinary perspectives on how generative AI intersects with intellectual property across domains. Featured talks will consider the topic from mathematical and legal perspectives, followed by an open-problem session and small-group discussions designed to support connection, collaboration, and practical inquiry.

All are welcome.

Schedule

1:00–1:45 PM — A Mathematician’s Perspective on AI, Ethics, and Intellectual Property, Petar Bakic

1:45–2:15 PM — Open Problem Presentations

2:15–3:30 PM — Working Groups: Open Problem Discussions

3:30–4:15 PM — A Legal Perspective on AI Ethics, and Intellectual Property, Whit Johnson

4:15–4:30 PM — Break and transition

4:30–5:00 PM — Working Group Reports and Closing

Submit an open problem

We welcome questions about AI ethics broadly. Questions especially relevant to this session may address authorship and ownership; use of copyrighted or proprietary materials; attribution; licensing; research and scholarly communication; or other emerging issues where the path forward is not yet clear.

To be considered for the open-problem session, please submit your question when you register by Wednesday, November 4.