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Webinar: A guide to creating ethical AI-generated imagery

13:00 - 14:00

 

You can view Lara’s presentation here

 

Artificial intelligence (AI) images have become widespread across our sector. AI-generated imagery raises serious concerns around ethics, responsibility, duty of care, and representation. As part of our Conscious AI campaign, we’re joining forces with The Saltways, an ethical filmmaking company, to show you how to use AI images ethically.

 

Emma Bracegirdle, founder of The Saltways, will lead the webinar and explore the current situation across the sector, examine how charities are using AI, and look at some easy, best practice advice for charities. She’ll explore how AI-generation actually works, looking at the processes at play, and cover the core risks charities face. 

 

Emma will be joined by Lara Davis, Director of Communications, Marketing & Digital at Business Disability Forum who will share insights into their image bank and reflect on how AI is being used within their organisation.

It’ll be an inviting, open session, with so much to learn. 

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Emma Bracegirdle

Emma Bracegirdle

Co-Founder
The Saltways
Lara Davis

Lara Davis

Director of Communications, Marketing & Digital
Business Disability Forum
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