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HerHCAI Seminar Series: Exploring Human-Centred AI
Date: Every Monday, 20 July – 9 December 2026
Time: 12:00 PM – 12:20 PM (UK Time)
Location: Online
About this Event
Join the HerHCAI Seminar Series, a weekly online seminar exploring the opportunities, challenges, and future of Human-Centred Artificial Intelligence (HCAI).
Human-Centred AI puts people at the heart of AI design and development, ensuring that AI systems are safe, fair, ethical, inclusive, and beneficial to society. Through short, engaging talks from researchers, educators, industry professionals, policymakers, and practitioners, this series will explore how we can create AI that works for everyone.
Each session will feature a different speaker sharing insights, research findings, practical experiences, and innovative ideas related to Human-Centred AI.
Topics Include
- Gender Bias in AI
- Women in STEM and AI
- Responsible AI Design
- AI Ethics and Society
- Human-Centred AI in Practice
- AI Literacy and Education
- Inclusive and Participatory AI Design
- AI Governance, Policy, and Security
- Mentorship and Career Pathways in AI
- Global and Cross-Cultural Perspectives on AI
Who Should Attend
- Students and Researchers
- Academics and Educators
- Industry Professionals
- Policymakers
- Community Organisations
- Anyone interested in responsible and inclusive AI
Who Should Attend
- Students and Researchers
- Academics and Educators
- Industry Professionals
- Policymakers
- Community Organisations
- Anyone interested in responsible and inclusive AI
Why Attend?
- Learn from experts across academia and industry
- Discover the latest developments in Human-Centred AI
- Explore the social, ethical, and practical impacts of AI
- Gain insights into creating fairer and more inclusive AI systems
- Connect with a growing international community interested in responsible AI
UPCOMING EVENTS
Monday 7th September 2026 @ 12:00 am – 12:20 pm UK TIME
Designing Human-Centred AI: Bridging AI Innovation and Human Impact Through Inclusive Design
Speaker: Bolanle Banwo
Founder of Geneza Brands and Brand Identity Designer
Virtual – Online
This seminar explores how human-centred and inclusive design can help ensure AI systems are not only technologically advanced but also accessible, trustworthy, and responsive to diverse human needs. It will examine the role of design in bridging the gap between AI innovation and meaningful human impact, offering practical insights for creating AI that is ethical, inclusive, and people-centred…
Monday 19th October 2026 @ 12:00 am – 12:20 pm BST
Building Inclusive Human-Centred AI for Women’s Digital Skills Development
A Research-Informed Case Study of EMNEK Digital Limited and EmnekLMS
Speaker: Dr Kehinde Emeribe
Founder and CEO of EMNEK Digital Limited, UK.
Virtual – Online
Building Inclusive Human-Centred AI for Women’s Digital Skills Development: A Research-Informed Case Study of EMNEK Digital Limited and EmnekLMS
As artificial intelligence reshapes education and workforce development, ensuring that AI is ethical, inclusive, and human-centered has become increasingly important. This seminar explores how EMNEK Digital Limited, through its proprietary learning platform, EmnekLMS, applies human-centered AI principles to promote gender inclusion, personalized learning, and equitable access to STEM education…
Speaker Opportunities
We welcome contributions from academics, researchers, practitioners, educators, policymakers, and industry professionals.
If you are interested in speaking as part of the series, please contact:
herHCAIproject@cardiffmet.ac.uk
About HerHCAI
HerHCAI is an international initiative focused on advancing Human-Centred AI, addressing gender bias in AI systems, promoting AI literacy, and increasing the participation of women and underrepresented groups in AI and STEM.
Register today and join the conversation on building AI that puts people first.
Short Summary:
Join our free weekly online seminar series exploring Human-Centred AI, AI ethics, gender bias, responsible AI design, and the future of inclusive technology.
