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Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, Communities and Climate
An online event to discuss ethical dilemmas surrounding the use of AI and how the community/climate sector can stay informed
Date and time: to
Location: Online
Organisation: SCCAN Scottish Communities Climate Action Network
The rise in the use of AI across sectors has also given rise to ethical dilemmas surrounding the technologies, such as bias and discrimination, lack of transparency, privacy concerns, potential job displacement, and the spread of misinformation.
But what does AI technology mean for the community/climate sector?
How can we act according to our ethics and stay informed, or risk being marginalised?
In this session, we will welcome two guest organisations who will respond to these questions from their experience with AI technology and working with communities and/or the climate sector.
- The Scottish AI Alliance is tasked with the delivery of the vision outlined in Scotland’s AI Strategy in an open, transparent and collaborative way.
- Scotland’s AI Strategy and the Scottish AI Alliance are under the ministerial portfolio of Richard Lochhead MSP, Minister for Small Business, Trade and Innovation.
- The group provides a focus for dialogue, collaboration and, above all, action on all things AI in Scotland.
- Its activities are overseen by a Leadership Group with representation across society and working groups are convened as and when appropriate for specific projects and programmes from across Scotland’s AI community
- The Chair of the Scottish AI Alliance, appointed by the Scottish Government, is Catriona Campbell, CTIO of EY (UK and Ireland).
CodeBase’s Green Tech Futures project explores how emerging technologies, including AI, can support community-led climate action while critically examining the ethical challenges they introduce. By fostering collaboration between technologists, local organisations, and climate activists, the initiative aims to develop sustainable, inclusive solutions that prioritise people and the planet. At the heart of Green Tech Futures is a commitment to transparency, accountability, and equitable innovation, raising essential questions about who benefits from AI, who is left out, and how we can build tech ecosystems that serve the common good.
For any queries, please email events@sccan.scot
This event will be recorded and shared with attendees.
