Smart City AI: How smart, how soon and where do libraries fit in?
Channel: Libraries In Response
Date: 07/06/2021

As infrastructures are being re-engineered and rebuilt, what role might the library play? Can libraries help their communities participate in the design and monitoring new "smart" systems? Is there a new role to lead community discussions on "algorithmic accountability for public entities"?

Gain insights into the mechanics, economics and ethics of next generation public infrastructures.
 
Speakers:
Ellen Goodman, Professor of Law,  Rutgers Law School. Co-director & Co-founder, Rutgers Institute for Information Policy & Law 
Ellen has published widely on media and telecommunications law, smart cities and algorithmic governance, freedom of expression. Knight Foundation grantee, "digital platform transparency." Member, Pittsburgh, PA Algorithmic Accountability task force.

Deb Socia, CEO, The Enterprise Center, U.S. Ignite Board Member,  Former Executive Director, Next Century Cities 
"Enterprise Center unites people, organizations and technology to build an advanced and inclusive future for our community, with a focus on equity, collaboration, economic mobility, and Smart City innovation."