THE DATA AND THE ALGORITHM: Ethical Human-AI collaboration in Data Governance
Sponsored by Collibra
Panelists: Emmanuelle Mury, Stijn Christiaens and Paul Lukowicz
Chair: Natalia Garcia Colin
Emmanuelle Mury, founder of LEGIOlab in Paris.
She spent over twenty years building digital products and scaling operations in fintech and insurance. She worked at Allianz Trade, she also co-founded Inspeer. the first peer-to-peer insurance company in France dedicated to electric cars. She is now doing research at the intersection of AI governance, philosophy of mind, and cognitive architecture.
Stijn Christiaens, Founder and Chief Data Citizen Collibra
Stijn leads Collibra’s Data Office and is responsible for overall data strategy, data infrastructure and translating internal learnings into value for our customers and partners. He is also Collibra’s product evangelist and drives future innovation. Previously, Stan launched various departments within Collibra including Product, Presales, Postsales, Partnerships, Marketplace, and Research and Education. Prior to co-founding Collibra, he was a senior researcher at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, where he focused on application-oriented research in semantics. Stan holds a Master’s of Science degree in Information Technology, a Master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence from Katholieke Universiteit Leuven and a Postgraduate in Industrial Corporate Governance from Europese Hogeschool Brussel. He is a sought-after expert resource, industry speaker and author on the topic of Data Intelligence.
Paul Lukowicz, Full Professor of AI at the Technical University of Kaiserslautern in Germany where he is heading the Embedded Intelligence group at DFKI.
From 2006 till 2011 he was full Professor (W3) of Computer Science at the University of Passau. He has also been a senior researcher (“Oberassistent”) at the Electronics Laboratory at the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering of ETH Zurich Paul Lukowicz has MSc. (Dipl. Inf.) and a Ph.D. (Dr. rer nat.) in Computer Science a MSc. in Physics (Dipl. Phys.). His research focuses are context aware ubiquitous and wearable systems including sensing, pattern recognition, system architectures, models of large scale self-organized systems, and applications. Paul Lukowicz coordinates the FP7-FET SOCIONICAL projects, is Associate Editor in Chief of IEEE Pervasive Computing Magazine, and has been serving as TPC Chair of a number of international events in the area.
Natalia Garcia Colin
Natalia is a research scientist specializing in mathematical modeling, data science, and lately interested in AI, specially reinforcement learning. She obtained a PhD in Mathematics from University College London. She has contributed to discrete and computational geometry, graph theory and AI research. Her career spans both academia and industry, in Mexico, the UK, Belgium and Germany, including roles at Scads.AI and Schroders Investment Management. She is passionate about promoting gender equality in STEM, actively participating in international organizations. Fluent in Spanish, English, and French. She enjoys running marathons in her spare time.