Who Is Responsible When AI Makes Decisions About People?
About the Event
Artificial intelligence is increasingly used to make decisions that directly affect people in anything from hiring and lending to healthcare and risk assessment. But as AI systems take on greater decision-making roles, key questions emerge:
- How are these decisions actually created?
- Can we trust AI models to act fairly and responsibly?
- And ultimately, who is accountable when things go wrong?
This event brings together leading women in finance and technology to explore these urgent questions and foster dialogue across academia, industry, and innovation ecosystems.
Meet the speakers
Eva Hoffmann, Prorector for Research and Innovation
Line Clemmensen, Professor at the Department of Mathematical Sciences
Naja Holten Møller, Associate Professor at the Department of Computer Science in the Human-Centred Computing section (HCC)
Linda Nielsen, Professor of Global Law and Governance, Faculty of Law
Suzanne Lauritzen, Founder, Serial Entrepreneur and Investor, Crescita Partners
Tina Dupont, Head of Insights, Digital Channels & AI at Velliv
Why Attend?
- Gain insights into how AI decisions are developed and evaluated
- Understand the risks and limitations of current models
- Explore legal and ethical accountability in AI systems
- Connect with professionals across finance, tech, and academia
- Be part of a growing network of women shaping the future of AI
Networking & Experience
The formal programme will be followed by a reception, live concert, and networking session, creating space for informal conversations, collaboration, and community building.
This event is one of many initiatives within UCPH focused on research-based knowledge sharing on the responsible use of AI, bringing together researchers, industry professionals, students, and other stakeholders to explore AI’s potential and societal impact.
Hosted by DIKU Business Club & Copenhagen Fintech representing women in finance and tech. All participants will receive a tote bag with goodies, as well as an event calendar highlighting upcoming KU INNO events for Fall 2026.