Accepted Papers


Track 2, From malicious use to responsible AI

ID Title Authors
18


The tension between openness and prudence in responsible AI research poster 		Jess Whittlestone (University of Cambridge); Aviv Ovadya (The Thoughtful Technology Project)
71


Preserving Patient Privacy while Training a Predictive Model of In-hospital Mortality poster 		Pulkit Sharma (University of Oxford); Farah E. Shamout (University of Oxford); David A. Clifton (University of Oxford)
26


A Typology of AI Ethics Tools, Methods and Research to Translate Principles into Practices poster oral 		Jessica Morley (Oxford Internet Institute); Luciano Floridi (Oxford Internet Institute); Libby Kinsey (Digital Catapult); Anat Elhalal (Digital Catapult)
64


Fraud detection in telephone conversations for financial services using linguistic features poster oral 		Nikesh Bajaj (University of East London); Tracy Goodluck Constance (University of East London); Marvin Rajwadi (University of East London); Julie Wall (University of East London); Mansour Moniri (University of East London); Cornelius Glackin (Intelligent Voice Ltd.); Nigel Cannings (Intelligent Voice Ltd.); Chris Woodruff (Strenuus Ltd.); James Laird (Strenuus Ltd.)
92


Hard Choices in Artificial Intelligence: Addressing Normative Uncertainty through Sociotechnical Commitments Best Poster poster oral 		Roel Dobbe (AI Now Institute, New York University); Thomas Krendl Gilbert (UC Berkeley); Yonatan Mintz (Georgia Tech)

Deadline for submissions
September 6th
11:59PM PST

Notification of acceptance:
September 28th

Camera-ready submission:
November 17th

Poster submission:
November 17th

Workshop date:
Sat Dec 14th, 2019
Onsite NeurIPS:
(Map: Vancouver Convention Center, Vancouver, CANADA )
East Meeting Rooms 11 + 12

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