Centre for Responsible Artificial Intelligence at Hull
The Responsible AI (RAI) Group at the University of Hull is a research group focused on Safe, Trustworthy, Explainable, and Fair AI. They leverage a socio-technical approach to AI development, emphasizing practical implementation and interdisciplinary collaboration. Their research areas include Neuro-Symbolic AI for human-level explainability, Safety and Trustworthiness in AI systems, and Equitable AI focusing on fairness, ethics, law, policy, and human-computer interaction. The group has secured funding from Innovate UK and ESPRC for projects with industry partners, demonstrating a commitment to real-world application and knowledge transfer.
Centre for Responsible Artificial Intelligence at Hull
The Responsible AI (RAI) Group at the University of Hull is a research group focused on Safe, Trustworthy, Explainable, and Fair AI. They leverage a socio-technical approach to AI development, emphasizing practical implementation and interdisciplinary collaboration. Their research areas include Neuro-Symbolic AI for human-level explainability, Safety and Trustworthiness in AI systems, and Equitable AI focusing on fairness, ethics, law, policy, and human-computer interaction. The group has secured funding from Innovate UK and ESPRC for projects with industry partners, demonstrating a commitment to real-world application and knowledge transfer.