Date: Tuesday, December 2nd
Time: 1 – 2 pm ET
As government agencies increasingly incorporate Artificial Intelligence tools in their work providing public benefits, there are challenging questions about when and where these systems are appropriate. But even in the simplest context, AI requires smart, strategic, effective human oversight.
To assist public administrators in implementing this emerging best practice, CDT partnered with the Benefits Tech Advocacy Hub to develop best practices for an effective and inclusive human oversight framework. Join CDT and the Hub on Tuesday, Dec 2 at 1PM Eastern time to discuss what meaningful human oversight should look like and best practices for doing it well, including taking an inclusive view of who should be engaged in oversight and when, creating conditions that enable effective oversight, and allocating necessary resources in terms of people, time, and money to support meaningful oversight.
Speakers:
- Jacob Fallman, UIA Policy Coordinator, SugarLaw
- Andrew Merluzzi, AI Innovation + Incubation Fellow, Beeck Center
- Kevin De Liban, Founder & President, TechTonic Justice
- Hannah Quay-de la Vallee, Senior Technologist, Center for Democracy & Technology