Responsible AI Symposium: Advancing a Blueprint for Tech Equity

The Responsible AI Symposium: Advancing a Blueprint for Tech Equity is an event organized by the National Fair Housing Alliance (NFHA). This symposium brings together leaders from technology, civil rights, and public policy sectors to discuss and promote the development of trustworthy and effective automated systems.

Key topics covered at the symposium include governing AI with tools and principles to ensure safe and effective systems, building toolkits for fairness to protect against algorithmic discrimination, understanding the White House's AI Bill of Rights, and designing solutions that secure data while preserving consumer privacy. The event also features the release of groundbreaking research on algorithmic fairness techniques and their implications for credit markets.

Attendees can expect engaging panel discussions, expert presentations, and captivating keynotes designed to empower them with actionable insights and strategies. Notable speakers include Michael Barr, Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision; Patrice Ficklin from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; and Martin Gruenberg, Chairman of the FDIC. The symposium also offers networking opportunities and an expo hall showcasing innovative solutions in responsible AI.

This symposium is ideal for technologists, civil and human rights experts, researchers, public policy specialists, government and elected officials, and others interested in advancing policies for AI and other technologies that benefit people and communities while strengthening the economy.