Trustworthy AI Chronicles
Trustworthy AI Chronicles
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Developed by The Centre for Secure Information Technologies (CSIT), Trustworthy AI Chronicles is a brand-new podcast dedicated to exploring the cutting edge of AI security, ethics, and innovation.
Hosted by Dr. Ihsen Alouani, a leading expert in AI trustworthiness, this series brings together voices from industry, academia, and government to uncover the risks, share breakthroughs, and spotlight the people shaping the future of secure and responsible AI.
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The podcast delves into topics including AI security risks, ethical implications of AI deployment, and innovative solutions in the field, with episodes like the premiere featuring discussions on AI challenges led by industry leaders such as Bartley Richardson from NVIDIA.
Developed by The Centre for Secure Information Technologies (CSIT), Trustworthy AI Chronicles is a brand-new podcast dedicated to exploring the cutting edge of AI security, ethics, and innovation.
Hosted by Dr. Ihsen Alouani, a leading expert in AI trustworthiness, this series brings together voices from industry, academia, and government to uncover the risks, share breakthroughs, and spotlight the people shaping the future of secure and responsible AI. Follow CSIT on LinkedIn for updates on upcoming guests: https://uk.linkedin.com/company/csit-qub
In this episode of Trustworthy AI Chronicles, Dr. Ihsen Alouani speaks with Professor Alessio Benavoli from Trinity College Dublin.
An expert in probabilistic machine learning and trustworthy AI, Alessio’s work bridges theoretical frameworks with real-world applications. Together, they explore what sets probabilistic approaches apart, why security and ethics must be embedded from the outset, and how advanced theory is translated into systems used in high-stakes environments.
This episode offers valuable insight into the foundations of trustworthy AI and the challenges of building systems that are both robust and reliable.
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