Past Symposia

Spring '24

Highlights of the 2024 symposium included opening and closing keynotes by Dr. Kristian Hammond (Northwestern University) and Dr. Helen Nissenbaum (Cornell Tech), a featured panel on how generative AI is transforming the future of work, and research presentations and demos from Good Systems experts.

Spring '23

Highlights of this year’s program include a keynote conversation with roboticist Chad Jenkins, a panel of experts working across the globe to fuel collaborations in Ethical AI, and roundtables exploring the latest insights from Good Systems researchers and their partners.

Spring '22

As AI is increasingly integrated into our lives and jobs, Good Systems researchers at UT Austin are focused on defining, evaluating, and building ethical AI systems to benefit society. Join Good Systems for its annual symposium, taking place April 7-8 on the UT Austin campus.

Fall '20

At the First Annual Symposium of Good Systems--A UT Grand Challenge, we examined how our grand challenge work to date brought us closer to our mission of designing ethical AI technologies. The asynchronous portion of the Symposium is still available on this website.