This week two partners from ALFIE met with Clotilde Chevet and Marco Salazar from SCAI. Kostas Afgerinakis and Maria Skarkala (Catalink) and Estel·la Oncins and Pilar Orero (UAB) met with two members of the Sorbonne University Centre for Artificial Intelligence SCAI. The SCAI is a structure of the Sorbonne University Alliance able to federate the communities of three faculties of Arts & Humanities, Science & Engineering and Medicine as well as members of the Sorbonne University Alliance (UTC, MNHN, INSEAD). The meeting was a result from a consultation related to the Erasmus+ project InclusiVRity led by Estel·la Oncins at UAB in which SCAI was interested. A meeting was established with

Join us for Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2025! AI & Accessibility: Navigating the Challenges, Exploring the Potential 📅 15 May 2025 | 13:00–14:30 (CEST) | Zoom How can Artificial Intelligence support, or hinder, accessibility?This online event, hosted by TransMedia Catalonia as part of the AccessTalks initiative and the Be A(I)Ware campaign (ALFIE project), brings together experts to explore the ethical, practical, and inclusive use of AI in our digital society. 🔗Register now: https://www.eventbrite.es/e/ai-and-accessibility-navigating-the-challenges-exploring-the-potential-tickets-1270219935019?aff=oddtdtcreator The increasing integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into our daily lives presents both opportunities and challenges for digital accessibility. If AI is developed responsibly, it can break barriers and create inclusive environments. However, if

Join us on Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) 2025 for a dynamic and thought-provoking webinar exploring the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital accessibility. Hosted by TransMedia Catalonia as part of the AccessTalks initiative, and organised in collaboration with the ALFIE project under the Be A(I)Ware campaign, this event brings together leading voices in accessibility, research, and technology to unpack the opportunities and challenges AI presents for inclusion. Date: 15 May 2025Time: 13:00–14:30 (CEST)Platform: Zoom Register now: https://www.eventbrite.es/e/ai-and-accessibility-navigating-the-challenges-exploring-the-potential-tickets-1270219935019?aff=oddtdtcreator Over 90 minutes, speakers will address key topics including: -The impact of AI on persons with disabilities -AI for easy-to-understand language -Biases in facial recognition technology

Clustering is one of the dissemination and communication activities at ALFIE and FORSEE – two EU funded projects in the call for funding HORIZON-CL2-2024-TRANSFORMATIONS-01.  Last week members from FORSEE and ALFIE projects met to exchange information about their projects: objectives, timeline, methodology, etc., and find synergies to strengthen communication. Activities such as joint workshop organisation, participation in UN AI high level events were discussed. The first joint activity is the publication of this joint news item. It is expected that a podcast will be recorded by Professor Pilar Orero (UAB) from ALFIE with Eugenia Siapera, professor of Digital Technology, Policy, and Society and co-Director of

Jamillah Knowles & Reset.Tech Australia / https://betterimagesofai.org / https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ The team from DBC diadikasia, an ALFIE partner, has designed the ETD-Hub privacy and cookie policy.  ALFIE needs to ensure that a consent mechanism is implemented when the End Users access the ETD-Hub, allowing them to provide their valid and informed consent regarding the use of cookies. Specifically, a tick box will be added, and a relevant banner or pop-up will appear, enabling users to accept, reject, or customize their cookie preferences. When the end user lands on the ETD-Hub webpage a message will appear saying: “We use cookies to ensure a great browsing experience for

On April 2nd ALFIE held the second internal workshop with project partners. Led by BOSCH, the workshop aimed to organise and categorise the “designer user” requirements gathered during the initial stages of the project. In the ALFIE project a designer user refers to the user who wants to use the AutoML platform to create an ethical tool or model for a specific purpose. The designer user may be a designer, developer, or experienced user seeking to build a tool or model for their specific needs or for a specific purpose. Using the interactive platform Miro, BOSCH prepared a template with the three Use Cases, where