The Trust and Safety Research Conference

A Pre-Conference Workshop presented by the McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society In person | Wednesday, September 30 | 9:30 AM-5:00 PM PT Designed for practitioners by practitioners, the full-day, interactive workshop will open with peer-to-peer, Chatham House discussions on the ethical implications of T&S work and the challenges of addressing them. Workshop leader Manuela Travaglianti will introduce an Ethics Toolkit as a set of resources and strategies for translating abstract values into concrete, measurable, context-specific considerations, which you will apply hands-on, working individually and in groups. Space is limited to 25 participants, with sign-ups accepted on a rolling basis.

The TIP Center is excited to partner with Eyes on Health to host a full-day workshop on AI, Trust, and Health. This invitation-only convening, taking place on Sept. 30, will bring together senior leaders across a diverse set of industries and sectors including healthcare, public health, technology, academic research, consumer & patient advocacy, and community organizations. The workshop participants will explore how AI is disrupting the health information ecosystem, the implications of these changes for patients and providers, and scope a path forward for the emerging field of AI and health information. A post-convening report will be published with key insights in the weeks following via the TIP Center website.

Friday, Oct. 2, 12:30–1:30pm | In this lunch session, researchers from conference sponsor Persona will be joined by Stanford Medicine Assistant Professor Dr. Roxana Daneshjou to discuss an evaluation of model biases in identity fraud detection. Space is limited.