Jos de Mul. Panel discussion Artificial Intelligence: promises and public concerns. Trust in Science Conference. Rotterdam: Erasmus University Rotterdam, June 13, 2022.
IANUS ('Inspiring and ANchoring trUst in Science, research and innovation') is a Horizon Europe project funded by the European Commission. Our aim is to strengthen warranted trust in science by fostering participation in research as a co-creative and inclusive process, sensitive to societal values, concerns and needs. We believe that trust must be inspired by transparency and trustworthiness of knowledge production, and anchored by actively involving and serving society, as part of the modus operandi of science. The complexity and urgency of societal challenges has rapidly intensified, and trust in science is an important requirement to address these challenges effectively.
On the 13th of June 2022, the IANUS project will be launched during a public conference, involving prominent speakers and panel discussions on open science and populism; science, pharmaceutical companies and global political tensions (lessons from the COVID pandemic, and promises and concerns regarding AI.
Link to the audio recording of the whole conference. (The panel on AI and Public concerns starts at 3:37)
Tentative Programme
The conference starts at 13:00 on 13th June 2022.
- Opening words by Annelien Bredenoord (Rector EUR) and Hub Zwart (EUR-Project leader IANUS)
- Keynote by Jason Pridmore (EUR) - On Dinosaurs, Lies and Scepticism: Hopes of an Accidental Science Communicator.
- Speakers
- George GaskellOpens external (LSE)
- Robert ProctorOpens external (Stanford)
- Margit SutropOpens external (University Tartu)
- Steffi FriedrichsOpens external (AcumenISTt)
- Panels
- Panel Discussion 1 – The corona experience: virology, pharmaceutical companies and trust in science
- Moderator: Hub Zwart (EUR)
- Panel members: Marion KoopmansOpens external (Erasmus MC), Katharina Bauer (EUR), Jason Pridmore (EUR), Yogi Hendlin (EUR).
- Panel Discussion 2 – Open science, populism and polarisation
- Moderator: Simone Driessen (EUR)
- Panel members: Christopher CoenenOpens external (Karlsruher Institut für Technologie), Reda CimmpermanOpens external (Research Council Lithuania), Laurens LandeweerdOpens external (RU), Ana Barbosa Mendes (EUR).
- Panel Discussion 3 – AI: promises and public concerns
- Moderator: Sofia YfantidouOpens external (Aristotle University)
- Panel Members: Gabriele Jacobs (EUR); Moniek Buijzen (EUR); Jos de Mul (EUR).
- Panel Discussion 1 – The corona experience: virology, pharmaceutical companies and trust in science
- Closing Words by Marileen DogteromOpens external (President KNAW)
- Drinks and networking for audience and speakers
You can download a detailed version of the programme here.
IANUS project
IANUS, coordinated by professor Hub Zwart, involves two EUR schools and nine international partners: Erasmus School of Philosophy, Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication, Radboud UniversityOpens external, University of TartuOpens external, Karlsruhe Institute of TechnologyOpens external, Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation ResearchOpens external, Sapienza University of RomeOpens external, London School of EconomicsOpens external, Aristotle University ThessalonikiOpens external, Research Council of LithuaniaOpens external and AcumenISTOpens external.
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Annelien Bredenoord
Rector Magnificus
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