The User Acceptance Workshop, held in Brussels alongside the ECS Brokerage Event, brought together six leading European projects—EdgeAI-Trust, EcoMobility, R3-MYDAS, ShapeFuture, Powerized, and AIMS5.0—for an in-depth dialogue on technology trust, ethics, and public acceptance. Hosted just steps from the event venue, the workshop served as a joint initiative to foster cross-project collaboration and stakeholder engagement.
MEDISYS Leads EdgeAI-Trust Representation
Konstantina Karathanasopoulou from MEDISYS represented EdgeAI-Trust, actively contributing to discussions focused on human-centric design, ethical alignment, and regulatory readiness in edge AI and CCAM systems. Her intervention emphasized the project’s commitment to inclusive stakeholder co-creation and the development of trustworthy AI technologies.
BUILDING TRUST IN EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES
Using an interactive fishbowl format, the workshop enabled open conversation among participants from academia, industry, and civil society. Core themes included transparency, explainability, and societal impact, all central to fostering long-term public acceptance of AI-driven mobility solutions.
KEY INSIGHTS FROM WORKSHOP:
- Strengthened collaboration with sister EU projects in the AI and mobility domain
- Insights gathered to feed into Deliverable D7.3 on standardization, regulation, and ethical frameworks
- Real-world input to support stakeholder-driven technology development
- Reinforced positioning of EdgeAI-Trust in Europe’s CCAM and AI policy discussions
SHARED MOMENTUM FOR A TRUSTWORTHY AI FUTURE
The workshop highlighted the importance of alignment across EU initiatives when addressing user trust in emerging technologies. MEDISYS’s active role ensured EdgeAI-Trust’s voice was heard, advancing the project’s strategic objectives and shared vision for a responsible AI future.
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