Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
AI Ethics Engagement Series 2021 - Where Does Our Mental Health Fit in A Digital Future [In Collaboration with CompFest 2021]
The K&L Gates Endowment for Ethics and Computational Technologies at Carnegie Mellon University will hold a series of events engaging the public online via talks and discussions around the issue of AI ethics all the way through December 2021. We will talk about different viewpoints of ethics in AI through different exciting means, designed to be approachable and for the general audience inside the Pittsburgh community and outside.
This lecture discussed the good and bad effects of online platforms like social media and other forms of computer-mediated communications on our mental health and interpersonal relationship. The discussion will reflect findings from Professor Robert E. Kraut's 25 years of research in this field and historical progresses in technology-mediated communication
This talk is presented in partnership with CompFest. CompFest is the biggest student-led computing and information technology conference in Indonesia, comprised of seminars, competitions, boot camps and job fairs held annually. The conference is proudly hosted by students of the Faculty of Computer Science, Universitas Indonesia, and this year's event is the 13th iteration of CompFest.
The event was held on November 6th, 2021 via Zoom
Check out our other engagements on https://www.cmu.edu/ethics-ai/engagement-series/index.html
AI Ethics Engagement Series 2021 - Where Does Our Mental Health Fit in A Digital Future [In Collaboration with CompFest 2021]
The K&L Gates Endowment for Ethics and Computational Technologies at Carnegie Mellon University will hold a series of events engaging the public online via talks and discussions around the issue of AI ethics all the way through December 2021. We will talk about different viewpoints of ethics in AI through different exciting means, designed to be approachable and for the general audience inside the Pittsburgh community and outside.
This lecture discussed the good and bad effects of online platforms like social media and other forms of computer-mediated communications on our mental health and interpersonal relationship. The discussion will reflect findings from Professor Robert E. Kraut's 25 years of research in this field and historical progresses in technology-mediated communication
This talk is presented in partnership with CompFest. CompFest is the biggest student-led computing and information technology conference in Indonesia, comprised of seminars, competitions, boot camps and job fairs held annually. The conference is proudly hosted by students of the Faculty of Computer Science, Universitas Indonesia, and this year's event is the 13th iteration of CompFest.
The event was held on November 6th, 2021 via Zoom
Check out our other engagements on https://www.cmu.edu/ethics-ai/engagement-series/index.html
