October 29, 2019 

5:00-7:30 PM EST 

The University of Maryland, Baltimore County. 

Fine Arts Building Recital Hall 

October 30, 2019 

5:00-7:30 PM EST 

The University of Maryland, Baltimore County. 

Fine Arts Building Recital Hall 

The National Science and Technology Medals Foundation invites you to two intimate evenings of discussion with AI Experts! 

On October 29th, we will host “Code-ifying AI,” a discussion of AI policy. A panel of professionals and experts will examine what it will take to govern AI as well as the implications of incorporating AI into our everyday lives. 

On October 30th, we will host “Decoding Bias in AI,” a panel discussion about implicit bias and how we can create more socially conscious AI. Implicit bias remains one of the most prevalent concerns about incorporating AI into the mainstream, and our panel is poised to deliberate the ethics and possible solutions to this issue. 

Each evening, attendees will have the chance to hear about the lives and experiences of the women and men dedicated to creating smart, socially conscious AI. Read about our featured speakers below! 

Both events will be webcast live with closed-captions on Facebook, and the full event videos will be available on our YouTube channel afterward. Webcast audiences are encouraged to participate in the conversation using #ScienceUnscripted on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. 

Both events are no-cost, equal access (ADA compliant), and open to the public with priority given to University of Maryland, Baltimore County students and faculty. 

Event Page: NSTMF Website 

Registration to attend Day 1: Code-ifying AI in person: Eventbrite 

Registration to attend Day 2: Decoding Bias in AI in person: Eventbrite

Webcast: NSTMF Facebook and NSTMF Youtube Channel