A conversation about regulation and law of AI and emotions

This conversation was part of the event “Intelligent Machines, Emotions, and Our Planet”. It was organized in January 2022 and explored the frontiers and social challenges created by the increased interplay between human emotions, machines and nature.

It was organized by “AI, People & Planet”, an initiative between the Stockholm Resilience Centre at Stockholm University, the Beijer Institute of Ecological Economics at the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences, the Urban Systems lab at the New School, the Princeton's Institute for International and Regional Studies at Princeton University and was funded by The Crafoord Foundation.

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Presentations (moderated by Caroline Schill):
1. Barriers to Regulating Emotion AI in the USA - Jennifer Bard
2. Introduction to Regulating Emotion AI in the EU - Irina Bras
3. AI and emerging risks of the end of privacy - Miguel Centeno

Jennifer Bard Professor of Law, University of Cincinatti

Miguel Centeno Professor of Sociology and International Affairs Vice-Dean, Princeton SPIA

Irina Brass Associate Professor of Regulation, Innovation and Public Policy at UCL STEaPP

Caroline Schill Researcher, behavioural dimension of human-environment interactions, Beijer Institute