REPAIR Dialogues is a venue for scholars and collaborators on the REPAIR project to present their ongoing work and findings in a less formal setting. Each event includes a 30-minute introduction by a researcher or expert, followed by a joint discussion. The events are held online in English.
Explore past events below, and check out the Events page to see what’s coming next.
16.9 REPAIR Dialogues with Isabella Banks
PhD Candidate Isabella Banks (Institute of Information Law, University of Amsterdam) delivered an online presentation titled ‘Learning-by-doing’: Lessons on human oversight of AI systems from inside the Dutch judiciary on September 16, from 9:00 to 10:00 (EEST)
27.5. REPAIR Dialogues with Wanheng Hu
Postdoctoral Scholar Wanheng Hu (Stanford University) delivered an online presentation titled When Accuracy Falters: Repair Practices and the Code–Data Equilibrium in Medical Imaging AI on May 27, from 9:00 to 10:00 (EET).
29.4. REPAIR Dialogues with Janne Petroons
Doctoral Researcher Janne Petroons (KU Leuven) delivered an online presentation titled From Code to Context: the promised harmonizing effects of algorithmic decision-making in the digital welfare state on April 29, from 9:00 to 10:00 (EET).