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The AI Ethics Lab is a research initiative that focuses on the ethical and legal implications of artificial intelligence, examining its impact at every stage of development, implementation, and monitoring.
Led by Principal Investigator Dr. Nathan C. Walker, a First Amendment and human rights educator at Rutgers University-Camden, the lab promotes human dignity, privacy, fairness, transparency, safety, and accountability.
The AI Ethics Lab is located at the Digital Studies Center at Rutgers University-Camden in Johnson Park at the Walt Whitman Building.
Rutgers University-Camden, New Jersey, USA
The AI Ethics Lab an initiative of the Rutgers University-Camden’s Digital Studies Center is a research center that conducts and supports research at the convergence of digital technologies and the various disciplines in the College of Arts and Sciences.
The AI Ethics Lab is also affiliated with the Department of Philosophy & Religion, which sponsors courses and research about the various ways in which human beings understand and give expression to the nature and meaning of reality, knowledge, life, the self, societies, ethics, and values.
1791 Delegates, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
1791 Delegates is a nonprofit public charity named after the year U.S. states ratified the Bill of Rights. Their delegation of First Amendment and human rights educators develops legal literacy and education-technology programs and designs philanthropic initiatives to cultivate the public’s legal literacy about fundamental freedoms.
Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence, Munich, Germany
The mission of the Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence (IEAI) at the Technical University of Munich, Germany, is to promote the importance of AI ethics and the responsible use of AI. It aims to explore the ethical issues related to the development, use and, impact of AI-enabled technologies, ensuring that AI will have a positive and sustainable impact on the world. Through cutting-edge interdisciplinary research and practical applications, the IEAI team and researchers work to move the discussion from theory to practice. The Institute provides a unique platform for different stakeholders to join forces, build partnerships, consider different perspectives, and tackle AI ethics-related challenges in a comprehensive way.
Stellenbosch University, South Africa
The School for Data Science and Computational Thinking aims to be a world-class institution for data science and computational thinking in and for Africa. It facilitates non-conventional, trans-faculty approaches to teaching and research in data science and computational thinking at Stellenbosch University in an interdisciplinary way. It spans the entire academic project, from undergraduate and postgraduate training to research and specialist consultation.
The Unit for the Ethics of Technology is the newest unit of the Centre for Applied Ethics in the Department of Philosophy at Stellenbosch University, South Africa. It was established with the view to address the myriad, inevitable ethical issues that arise out of our relationship with technology. Recent technological innovations have only exacerbated the need for ethical reflection that arises out of the creation and use of technology.
Dr. Nathan C. Walker
Principal Investigator, AI Ethics Lab
Rutgers University-Camden
College of Arts & Sciences
Department of Philosophy & Religion
AI Ethics Lab at the Digital Studies Center
Johnson Park Walt Whitman Building
143 Cooper St, Camden, NJ 08102
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