Good In Tech

The Good In Tech Chair invites you to its fourth Futurs Pluriels conference dedicated to Deep Fakes. We invite researchers, actors, thinkers and artists to explore a facet of our futures from different angles: approaches to the future (new approaches to foresight, science fiction as an exercise in thought, speculative design ...), science and technology ( synthetic biology, neuroscience ...),

While artificial intelligence is more and more used, many AI incidents report data processing biases or discrimination. Good In Tech organizes a research webinar to discuss the biases of artificial intelligence. What solutions to data bias in machine learning algorithms? With Stephan Clemençon (Telecom Paris), Serge Abitboul (ENS Paris) and Julia Stoyanovich (NYU).

The Good In Tech Chair organizes a research seminar to present the 10 research projects underway in the Chair. These projects have been funded under the Good In Tech call for projects of February 2020.

The Good In Tech Chair invites you to its second Futurs Pluriels conference dedicated to Radical Tech. We invite researchers, actors, thinkers and artists to explore a facet of our futures from different angles: approaches to the future (new approaches to foresight, science fiction as an exercise in thought, speculative design ...), science and technology ( synthetic biology, neuroscience ...),

The Good In Tech Chair invites you to its second Futurs Pluriels conference dedicated to Med & Tech. We invite researchers, actors, thinkers and artists to explore a facet of our futures from different angles: approaches to the future (new approaches to foresight, science fiction as an exercise in thought, speculative design ...), science and technology ( synthetic biology, neuroscience ...),

The Good In Tech Chair invites you to its first Futurs Pluriels conference devoted to major digital projects and the ecological challenges they pose. We invite researchers, actors, thinkers and artists to explore a facet of our futures from different angles: approaches to the future (new approaches to foresight, science fiction as an exercise in thought, speculative design ...), science and technology ( synthetic biology, neuroscience ...),

(Postponed due to the COVID-19 epidemic). New digital tools are capable of facilitating collective intelligence, but also capable of generating “systemic stupidity”, whether through the “automation of existence” that they produce or the acceleration of the ecological destruction of the world . This colloquium is the time to reflect on the intertwining of different issues in the digitization of the world.

(Conference canceled due to national strike). The Good In Tech Chair invites you on Wednesday December 11 to the conference “AI is not what you think! By Anthony Elliott, professor of sociology at University of South Australia.

Institut Mines-Télécom Business School (IMT-BS), Sciences Po Management and Innovation School and their partners are pleased to invite you to the conference

With the aim of creating a space for discussion, exchange and collaboration between researchers from the Mines Telecom Institute and Sciences Po Laboratories and Departments on the questions of responsible digital innovation and digital corporate social responsibility, the Chair is launching a call for participation on axis 1 of the Good in Tech Chair (responsible digital innovation) for a seminar organized at Sciences Po. The seminar includes a plenary session with paper presentations, a session in small groups and a poster session.

With the aim of creating a space for discussion, exchange and collaboration between researchers from the Mines Telecom Institute and Sciences Po Laboratories and Departments on the issues of responsible digital innovation and responsible technologies / AI, the Chair is launching a call for participation on axis 2 of the Good in Tech chair for a seminar organized on April 8 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Telecom Paris in Amphi Opale. The seminar will include a plenary session with the researchers who will present their research, a session in small groups and a poster session.