HUMANITIES X TECH

Ethical Coders regularly conducts gatherings at Singapore’s iconic ArtScience Museum including the sci-fi book club, movie screenings and interviews.

We also conduct AI and ethics workshops for community groups, schools and youth clubs. Our founder Zara Khanna most recently delivered "The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence" at the global conference for She Loves Tech, the world's largest startup platform for women and tech in over 70 countries.

If you love to code, build awesome tech, or are interested in ethical tech, join us. There is no better way to inspire great tech than through the humanities.


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If you can’t give me poetry, can’t you give me poetical science?
— Ada Lovelace, the world's first programmer

Our founder is launching a new annual event by Ethical Coders called Next Gen Voices which will bring together high school students from across Singapore to explore one big question: How should we shape AI before it shapes us?

Hosted at the ArtScience Museum, this first-of-its-kind national debate on AI blends student-led dialogue with real-world demos, expert panels, and public conversation on technology, trust, and tomorrow. 😎

In collaboration with the awesome ArtScience Museum.

Find out more here!


BOOK CLUB

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We regularly reviewed a sci-fiction book or movie. We don’t think tech is just about coding, it’s about art and literature too so we can think about how our tech can be used in the world. Questions to think about: was this technology used for good or bad? could it be used differently? should it be made available to everyone? Dive in folks! Facilitated by Zara Khanna.

In collaboration with the awesome ArtScience Museum.

Find out more here!


ETHICS WORKSHOPS

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As more youth not only use more technology, but study it and look towards a career in tech, they must learn to evaluate the ethics of technology.

Through a series of scenarios including developing a game and building a self-driving car, the workshop debates how to develop and consume technologies, and illustrates five principles to review the ethics of technology, including risks, accountability, privacy, transparency and equity.

Our first workshop was conducted in partnership with Code in the Community, which has taught thousands of youth in Singapore the basics of coding.


INTERVIEWS

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AI Across borders: GENZ edition

Coming soon. Our President Zara Khanna is going to be hosting conversations on youth and AI with leading GenZ entrepreneurs, researchers and advocates. Stay tuned!