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WEBINAR 21 MAY 17:00 UTC – Introduction to Responsible AI Evaluations – A Virtual Workshop

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Banner featuring multiple institutional logos across the top, including the Digital Trade & Data Governance Hub, The Collective Intelligence Project, NIST TRAILS (Trustworthy AI in Law & Society), Centre for International Governance Innovation, GW Trustworthy AI Initiative, the Institute for International Science and Technology Policy, and the Institute for International Economic Policy at George Washington University.Centered text reads: “Introduction to Responsible AI Evaluations” with the subtitle “A Virtual Workshop.”At the bottom, the date is displayed: “May 19, 2026.”

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On Wednesday 21 May 2026, at 13:00-14:00 EDT (17:00-18:00 UTC) the Digital Trade and Data Governance Hub at George Washington, University (GWU), and a number of partners, including TRAILS, will host a virtual workshop ‘Introduction to Responsible AI Evaluations‘.

How can we decide whether the AI we procure and deploy is effective, works for everyone, and is worthy of our trust? Evaluations may be helpful. This webinar will provide a broad overview regarding: Who should evaluate AI? How to evaluate AI? Who should be involved, and for the public sector, how can the public interest be represented and incorporated?When to evaluate? (upon procurement? Upon deployment?)
What to evaluate?

The session will explore the use of Weval – a Collective Intelligence Project (CIP) pipeline for crafting evaluations using public input – as a platform to host, view, and aggregate those evaluations.

SPEAKERS
Faisal Lalani – Head of Global Partnerships, Collective Intelligence Project (CIP)
Rida Qadri – Senior Research Scientist, Google Research

MODERATOR
David Broniatowski – Professor of Systems Engineering, GWU / co-PI, TRAILS

HOST
Susan Ariel Aaronson – Research Professor of International Affairs, GWU / co-PI TRAILS

 

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