Inclusive AI – visibility and fairness for all

Are you curious about what data is often missing in AI systems and the consequences these blind spots may have?

You are warmly invited to KTH for a lunchtime lecture offering insights into the environmental impact of AI, the invisible labour behind maintaining AI systems, and how the absence of data affects the systems used daily by people around the world.

The lecture will take place in the KTH Library and will be held by Amir H. Payberah, Associate Professor of Computer Science at KTH Royal Institute of Technology. He will present his research project The Missing Data: Reimagining AI Systems to Challenge Structural Silences. Read more about the project on the KTH website.

Amir H. Payberah is the programme director for doctoral studies in ICT at KTH EECS, and leads the WASP cluster on legal, ethical, and societal aspects of AI. His research focuses on the intersection of fairness and equality in AI, with a particular emphasis on large language models.

This event is part of Nobel Calling Stockholm 2025.