The MSc ED is very proud to participate with one student of last year course in Health and Education Economics to a Simu-VACTION on Artificial Intelligence and Health Disparities On A Global Stage. The final event will be in Atlanta (US) between October 29th and November 1st.
At this link
you can find all info and you can also register to participate online to the final event.
The SIMU-VACTION project is an opportunity for university students from across the world (Europe, US and Canada) to actively engage, practice, and contribute to the ethical development of AI. Students, coming from different fields, universities, backgrounds, and countries have trained for 6-8 weeks through a common course in which they have received the support of professional partners.
After attending zoom conferences (Sept 15- Oct 15), preparing the roles they are assigned, students will meet in-person in Atlanta for two days of training on negotiation and the D-DAY they have to advance the position of the entity they represent and to successfully create an agreement that illustrates the interest of all parties involved. Students will write, debate, and vote on one of the most challenging AI quandaries: How can we ensure that AI, designed to help address health inequities does not, in fact, increase such disparities?