More and more cities worldwide are taking steps to become 'smart' using the latest developments in the field of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI). This creates a new digital infrastructure. How are smart cities like Singapore and New York working to improve safety? What are the benefits of this and what are the social risks? For example, new technologies are often used without critical consideration of the consequences for citizens' fundamental rights and the actual effectiveness of smart applications for tackling crime and nuisance.
Why?
In this masterclass you will learn how smart cities worldwide work to improve safety. You get to know the latest smart initiatives in the field of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI). You will also learn what the social benefits and risks are of using smart applications in the field of safety.
For whom?
Government policy officers
Police (Special Investigation Service, RIEC: Regional Information and Expertise Centers)
Surveillance specialists
Urban planners
Lawyers
Criminologists
Digital surveillance tech experts
Alumni ESL: law, criminology
RSM alumni
Costs:
45 euro
Language:
Dutch
Planning:
5 – 5.45 pm: lecture on smart surveillance with Q&A
17.45 – 18.15: Break with snack
6.15 – 6.30 pm: decentralized roundtables on 4 cases with ethical dilemmas
18.30 – 19.00: discussion of cases and conclusion (extension to 19.15)