IEEE Computational Intelligence Magazine - May 2023 - 6

Society
Briefs
Jim Keller
University ofMissouri , USA
Newly Elected CIS Administrative Committee
Members (2023-2025)
Keeley Crockett
Manchester Metropolitan University,
UK
Keeley Crockett is
a Professor in Computational
Intelligence
at Manchester
Metropolitan
University.
She gained a B.Sc.
degree (hons) in
computation from
UMIST (1993), and a Ph.D. in Fuzzy
Decision Trees from MMU (1998). Her
research interests include the ethics ofArtificial
Intelligence (AI), fuzzy systems, psychological
profiling using AI, fuzzy natural
language processing, semantic similarity,
conversational agents, and intelligent
tutoring systems. She led work on Place
based practical Artificial Intelligence, facilitating
a parliamentary inquiry with Policy
Connect and the All-Party Parliamentary
Group on Data Analytics leading to the
inquiry report Our Place Our Data:
Involving Local People in Data and AIBasedRecovery.
She is currently the Principal
Investigator on the EPSRC Grant -
" PEAs in Pods: Co-production of community
based public engagement for data
and AI research " ,CO-IonThe Alan
Turing Institute, People-powered AI:
responsible research and innovation
through community ideation and
involvement Grant, academic co-lead in
the ERDF £6m GM Artificial
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Intelligence Foundry, and PI on two
InnovateU.K. KTPs.
SheisChairof thenew IEEE
Technical Committee (SHIELD) Ethical,Legal,Social,Environmentaland
Human
Dimensions of AI/CI, Chair
of the IEEE Computational Intelligence
Diversity and Inclusion subcommittee,
and Co-chair of the IEEE
Women in Engineering Educational
Outreach. Keeley serves as an AE on
the IEEE Trans. Emerging Topics in
Computational Intelligence, IEEE Trans.
Artificial intelligence, IEEE Trans. on
Fuzzy systems, and IEEE Computational
Intelligence Magazine. She was
the General Co-chair for IEEE SSCI
2021 and the Co-Chair of the IEEE
Symposium Ethical, Social and Legal
Implications of Artificial Intelligence
(IEEE ETHAI) - IEEE SSCI 2021,
IEEE SSCI 2022 and IEEE SSCI
2023.
Following many published international
guidelines/ principles, the need
for an Ethical AI Ecosystem that delivers
practical ways for organisations to
develop responsible CI solutions to
make all citizens ofthe world feel safe is
a societal problem that needs addressing
through education for all regardless of
educational attainment. IEEE CIS, has
the capability to lead by example in this
field. We need to ensure that the ethical,
legal and social implications of
computational intelligence is understood
by researchers and the wider scientific
community through greater
collaboration between the legal
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profession, phycologists and sociologists.
Public stakeholders must have a voice. I
believe diversity and inclusion in all
society activities should be promoted
and best practice shared. I strongly
believe in inspiring, motivating and
helping others to grow their own new
adventures through volunteering and
networking opportunities provided by
the CIS society. I believe in partnerships
with industry to " do AI ethically " ,
where CIS members can contribute to
the upskilling of businesses to build
trustworthy AI.
Jose A. Lozano
University of the Basque Country
UPV/EHU, Spain
Jose A. Lozano
received his M.Sc.
degree in mathematics
and Ph.D.
in computer science
from the
University of the
Basque Country
UPV/EHU, in
Spain in 1992 and 1998, respectively. He
has been a full professor at the University
ofthe Basque Country since 2008, where
he leads the Intelligent Systems Group.
Since January 2019, he is the scientific
director ofthe Basque Center for Applied
Mathematics (BCAM). Prof. Lozano has
authored more than 180 ISI journal
papers; some of them have become
highly cited papers. He has supervised 26
Ph.D. theses with many receiving awards
in national competitions. He has also
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