Previous Seminars
List of previous Governance Node Seminars including YouTube recordings
Xavier Renard, AXA
When explainable AI and responsible AI research need to meet reality
Glenn McGarry, University of Nottingham
Governance Challenges for AI: Lessons from Early Adopters
Vaishak Belle, University of Edinburgh
Tractable Probabilistic Models for Ethical and Causal AI
Colin O'Halloran, D-RisQ
Overview of verification objectives for safety critical aerospace software
Mykel Kochenderfer, Stanford University
Automated Decision Making for Safety-Critical Applications
Luke Moffat, Joe Deville, Catherine Easton, Lancaster University (Security Node)
TAS-S and National Highways: Creative Methods for Collaboration
Andre Burgess, National Physical Laboratory
An assurance framework for maritime autonomous systems
Zoe Porter and Ibrahim Habli, University of York
A Principled Ethical Assurance Argument for the Use of AI and Autonomous Systems
Anthony Corso and Sydney Katz, Stanford University
Verification and Validation of Safety Critical Autonomous Systems
Peter Davies, Thales
Simulators: where thy fit, where they do not and why
Marina Jirotka, University of Oxford
Responsible Robotics: What could possibly go wrong?
Jane Fenn, BAE Systems
Evolution in Standards and Regulation in the Aerospace Domain
Carina Prunkl, University of Oxford
Human Autonomy and the Governance of Autonomous Systems
John Downer, University of Bristol
Overview of the TAS Node in Functionality
Robin Bloomfield, Adelard
Assurance 2.0 and impact of AI/ML on regulation
Svetlin Penkov & Daniel Angelov, Efemarai
Extending the industrial MLOps pipeline with the needs for robustness and continual improvement
Helen Hastie, Heriot Watt University
Trustworthy Autonomous Systems - The Human Perspective
Jack Stilgoe, UCL
How can we know a self-driving car is safe?
Joel Fisher, University of Nottingham
What we talk about when we talk about Trustworthy Autonomous Systems
Ekaterina Komendantskaya, Heriot Watt University
Analyse, search, reason, interpret, verify: the "Maslow Pyramid of AI modelling
Lorenzo Strigini, City, University of London