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SUMMARY:POSTPONED: AI Lund lunch seminar: Beyond AI Ethics Frameworks - Eth
 ical Considerations and Responsibility in Public Sector AI
DESCRIPTION:Contact: ellinor.blom_lussi@lth.lu.se\n\nTopic:&nbsp\;Beyond AI
  Ethics Frameworks - Ethical Considerations and Responsibility in Public S
 ector AIWhen: 28 May at 12.00-13.00Where: Online. Link by registration.&nb
 sp\;Speaker: Clàudia Figueras Julián\, doctoral student at Stockholm Uni
 versity&nbsp\;Moderator: Ellinor Blom Lussi\, Doctoral student at Lund Uni
 versitySpoken language: EnglishAbstract:As Artificial Intelligence (AI) be
 comes increasingly embedded in public sector services—from welfare agenc
 ies to higher education—there is growing concern about how to ensure the
 se systems are developed and used responsibly&nbsp\;(Dignum\, 2019). Much 
 of the focus to date has been on producing ethics frameworks and high-leve
 l principles such as transparency\, fairness\, and accountability. But wha
 t happens when these principles meet the realities of day-to-day work in t
 he public sector?In this talk\, I present findings from my PhD research\, 
 which investigates how stakeholders in Swedish public organisations—such
  as developers\, project managers\, and educators—talk about and make se
 nse of ethics and responsibility in their work with AI systems. Drawing on
  qualitative case studies\, I explore how practitioners interpret ethical 
 principles\, the tensions they encounter when trying to apply them\, and h
 ow responsibility is negotiated across technical\, organisational\, and em
 otional dimensions.My aim with this research is to contribute to HCI and A
 I ethics by advancing conceptual tools that help us better understand how 
 ethics is enacted in practice. These include the ethical stances framework
  (I-\, We-\, and They-stances) for analysing how responsibility is constru
 cted (Popova et al.\, 2024)\; a relational and distributed view of respons
 ibility that traces how it is shared and shifted over time and across acto
 rs—including AI systems themselves (Figueras et al.\, 2024)\; and the co
 ncepts of ethical tensions (Figueras et al.\, 2022) and breakages (Figuera
 s et al.\, 2025)\, which reveal how ethics emerges through frictions and f
 ailures in real-world system use. By examining ethics not as a checklist\,
  but as a relational and situated practice\, this research offers a ground
 ed view of Responsible AI that's directly informed by those working closes
 t to implementation.ReferencesDignum\, V. (2019). Responsible Artificial I
 ntelligence: How to Develop and Use AI in a Responsible Way. Springer\, Ch
 am. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-30371-6Figueras\, C.\, Farazouli\, A
 .\, Cerratto Pargman\, T.\, McGrath\, C.\, &amp\; Rossitto\, C. (2025). Pr
 omises and breakages of automated grading systems: A qualitative study in 
 computer science education. Education Inquiry\, 0(0)\, 1–22. https://doi
 .org/10.1080/20004508.2025.2464996Figueras\, C.\, Rossitto\, C.\, &amp\; C
 erratto Pargman\, T. (2024). Doing Responsibilities with Automated Grading
  Systems: An Empirical Multi-Stakeholder Exploration. Proceedings of the 1
 3th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction\, 1–13. https://doi.
 org/10.1145/3679318.3685334Figueras\, C.\, Verhagen\, H.\, &amp\; Cerratto
  Pargman\, T. (2022). Exploring tensions in Responsible AI in practice. An
  interview study on AI practices in and for Swedish public organizations. 
 Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems\, 34(2)\, 199–232.Fuchsberge
 r\, V.\, &amp\; Frauenberger\, C. (2023). Doing responsibilities in entang
 led worlds. Human-Computer Interaction\, 0(0)\, 1–24. https://doi.org/10
 .1080/07370024.2023.2269934Popova\, K.\, Figueras\, C.\, Höök\, K.\, &am
 p\; Lampinen\, A. (2024). Who Should Act? Distancing and Vulnerability in 
 Technology Practitioners’ Accounts of Ethical Responsibility. Proceeding
 s of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction\, 8(CSCW1). https://doi.org/10.
 1145/3637434RegistrationTo participate is free of charge. Please sign up a
 t ai.lu.se/2025-05-28/registration and we will send you a link to the zoom
  platform.&nbsp\;\n\nMore information about the event: https://www.ai.lu.s
 e/evenemang/postponed-ai-lund-lunch-seminar-beyond-ai-ethics-frameworks-et
 hical-considerations-and
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