At the Fraiday event of January 2018, Willem Koeman (Amsterdam Economic Board) shared his thoughts on "responsible a.i.". In a very interactive setting also the TADA manifesto was discussed. Can we use Responsible A.I. in the City?

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5. ‘Responsible’ in a world context
Hyper individual
Private enterprise
Private ownership
Network collectiviness
Collaborative initiative
Shared ownership
Top down collective
Central planning
State ownership

6. Inclusive
Our digital city is inclusive. We take into
account the differences between
individuals and groups, without losing
sight of equality. Together, we are a
learning community.
Ownership
Data and technology should contribute to the
freedom of citizens. Data are meant to serve
the people. to be used as seen fit by people to
benefit their lives, to gather information,
develop knowledge, find room to organise
yourself. People stay in control over their data.
This keeps them independent.
Tailored to people
Data and algorithms do not have the final
say. Humanity always comes first. We
leave room for unpredictability. People
have the right to be digitally forgotten, so
there is always an opportunity for a fresh
start.

7. Legitimate &
monitored
Citizens and users have control over the
design of our digital city. the government,
civil society organisations and companies
facilitate this. They monitor the
development and the social consequences
Open & transparant
What types of data are collected? For what
purpose? And what are the outcomes and
results? We are transparant in this. We
explain assumptions and designs principles.
From and for
everyone
Data from the city are held in common.
everyone can use them. Everyone can
benefit from them. Together we will come
to agreements about this.

8. Where are values located? In the technology, in the process, in the institutions?
Academic research
Disciplinary research
Scientific community
Scientific questions
Objectivity framing
Peer review/falsification
Public reserach Industry research?
Interdisciplinary approach
Society as research community
Ethical questions
Cultural framing
Societal relevance of outcomes
Pracitical approach
Market validation
Entrepeneurial questions
Utilitarian framing
Commercial viabiity
We need new research

9. Transparant charging station

10. Smell of data

11. Decode - individuals in control over their data

12. What can you do?
• Go to www.tada.city and sign the manifesto!
• Be a ‘public researcher’, society is your research community
• Share your learings

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