Call for Papers – Virtual Summit on Gender, Data, Technology & Health by MNLU

BySamridhi
September 8, 2024
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About The Summit (Main Theme)

Roles and expectations in society are greatly influenced by gender. Accepting gender diversity enriches people, dispels preconceptions, and encourages inclusivity. Gender issues and technology are closely related, but because AI relies on various data sources, it might reflect society biases, which can result in discrimination against women and gender minorities. Decisions about credit distribution, healthcare prioritization, and

Sub-themes of the Summit and Presentation

Gender Bias in Algorithms and AI
Revolutionizing Content Creation and Entertainment: The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Research, Innovation, and Ethical Considerations.
Gender Neutrality and Inclusivity in Information Communication Technology laws and policy.
Robotic Assisted Surgery.
Disparities in Public Health and Promoting AI in Healthcare.
AI and Mental Health: Gendered Perspectives.
Digital Constitutionalism.
Revolutionizing Financial Services: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Fintech.

Sub-themes of Plenary Sessions

Promoting Gender Equity in the Digital Age: Addressing Bias in AI and Ensuring Inclusivity in ICT Laws and Policies.
Safeguarding Privacy: Digital Constitutionalism and Data Protection in the AI Era
Gendered Perspectives in Technological Advancements: Exploring Robotic-Assisted Surgery and AI in Mental Health
Revolutionizing Financial Services: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Fintech

Kindly note: The sub-themes listed are not all-inclusive; rather, they are only suggestive. Any subject or paper that is pertinent to the main theme may be taken into consideration.

Acceptance of Abstracts

For presentation at this summit, papers from educators, scholars, practitioners, students, and law lovers worldwide are invited.
Only well-written abstracts, no more than 300 words, will be allowed to be presented.
Every presentation will run for ten minutes.
The topic, research questions, methodology, usefulness and contribution of the study, and preliminary conclusions or recommendations must all be included in the presentation.