Presentations

The current list of presentations is incomplete and will be updated soon. For now, a representative set is provided.

2025

Safety Assurance of AI-Enabled Digital Twins (Project Bluebird 2025 Plenary, Salisbury)

Trustworthy and Ethical Assurance (Lovelace-Hodgkin Symposium, University of Glasgow)
Trustworthy and Ethical Assurance of Digital Twins: Operationalising the Gemini Principles (DT Hub, Connected Places Catapult)
Reimagining Digital Well-Being in an Age of Digital Twins (Future of Digital Well-Being Workshop and Conference, Amsterdam)
Trustworthy and Ethical Assurance Platform (Collaborations Workshop, Software Sustainability Institute)

SAFE-D Principles: A framework and toolkit for putting ethical principles into practice (Health Research Authority)
The Project Lifecycle—A practical approach to operationalising data ethics principles (MSt in Data Ethics, University of Oxford)
Understanding Data: Ethical, Social, and Legal Issues (Resident's Panel, Camden City Council)

Trustworthy Assurance: Digital Mental Healthcare (NeurIPS 2022: A Participatory Approach to AI for Mental Healthcare)
Trustworthy Assurance: A practical approach to responsible research and innovation for the environmental science (MET Office, Stay Safe and Thrive with Ethical AI Workshop)
Trustworthy Assurance of Digital Mental Healthcare (University of Oxford, Department of Psychiatry AI4MH Seminar Series)
Digital Well-Being: Three Sources of Uncertainty (The Dutch Research School of Philosophy (OZSW) Invited Lecture)

Ethical Assurance: How to design, develop, and deploy trustworthy systems. (DSTL AI Fest 4)
Ethical Assurance of Data-Driven Technology (Invited Keynote—Government Data Leaders Forum, Deloitte UK)
Participatory Assurance: The Responsible Design, Development, and Deployment of Augmented Intelligence (TAS/RUSI Workshop on Defence and Security)
Digital Well-Being: The Ethical Design and Governance of Digital Technologies for Mental Health and Well-Being (Invited Lecture—Legal Courses on Law and Technology, European Law Society Association)
A Citizen's Guide to Data: Ethical, Social and Legal Issues (Resident's Panel, Camden City Council)
Ethical Assurance of Digital Mental Healthcare (TAS Hub, All Hand's Meeting)
Changing Interface for Mental Healthcare (Panel Conversation, Digital Innovation in Mental Health 2021 Conference)
AI and Public Policy (Oxford UNIQ+)

Responsible and Trustworthy Machine Learning (TU Eindhoven Seminar)
Responsibility, Trust, and Assurance (Invited Keynote—Science and Society Conference, London School of Economics)
AI and Trust (Invited Lecture—Ethical Implications of AI SS2020, Frankfurt Big Data Lab, Goethe University)
Digital Psychiatry: Risks and Opportunities for Public Health and Well-Being (Invited Lecture, University of Vienna)
Explanation and Active Enquiry (Invited Workshop Paper, Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues, University of Birmingham)
Responsible Research and Innovation in Digital Psychiatry (Invited Seminar, TU Eindhoven, Netherlands)
Digital Well-Being (Video Podcast, EAVI Conversations 2020)
The Ethics of Digital Well-Being (Public Lecture, Ethical Reading)
Living online: the long-term impact on wellbeing (Inquiry Hearing, House of Lords COVID-19 Select Committee)

Digital Psychiatry: Risks and Opportunities (Invited Presentation—AI@Oxford, University of Oxford)
Exploring the Unknown: The Predictive Mind in Immersive Environments (Global Health Film Festival 2019, London, UK)
Digital Psychiatry: Risks and Opportunities for Public Health and Well-Being (Ethics of Digital Well-Being, University of Oxford)
The Methodology and Ethics of Targeting (Invited Presentation—Leverhulme Centre for Intelligence, University of Cambridge)

An Analysis of the Interaction Between Intelligent Software Agents and Human Users (MANCEPT 2018, Paternalism, Nudging and the Digital Sphere (University of Manchester Centre for Political Theory))
An Analysis of the Interaction Between Intelligent Software Agents and Human Users (thinkBIG Workshop on the Ethical and Social Challenges posed by Artificial Intelligence (Cumberland Lodge, Windsor))
Building machines that ``learn and think''` about morality (Society for Artificial Intelligence and the Simulation of Behaviour, 2018 (University of Liverpool))