Nitin Sawhney

Docent in Computer Science at University of Helsinki and Uniarts Helsinki :: Transdisciplinary Research on Inclusive, Responsible & Human-Centered AI in Public Interest

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Awarded Docent in Computer Science at University of Helsinki

I’m honored to be awarded the title of Docent in Computer Science at the University of Helsinki by Chancellor Kaarle Continue reading →

The Space between Silence: Human interactions beyond spoken words

I thought to share this short essay “The space between silence: Human interactions beyond spoken words” that I wrote as Continue reading →

Disunited Nations Film

Delighted to host the premiere of π——π—œπ—¦π—¨π—‘π—œπ—§π—˜π—— π—‘π—”π—§π—œπ—’π—‘π—¦, the powerful new documentary film by director Christophe Cotteret at Bio Rex Continue reading →

Drone wall: Can AI defend the Eastern Flank?

A drone wall is intended to secure NATO’s eastern border against Putin’s tanks. The alliance is investing huge sums in Continue reading →

Four new docents at Uniarts Research Institute

I’m honored to join as one of the four new docents appointed by the University of the Arts Helsinki Research Continue reading →

AI for Immigrant Services in Finland?

A brief article from an interview I gave for Finnish news outlets published this week highlights the responsible use of Continue reading →

Docent Recognition at Uniarts Helsinki

Honored to be appointed as docent by the University of the Arts Helsinki, which is a recognition awarded for significant Continue reading →

Rethinking AI Safety in the Public Interest

Workshop on exploring AI Safety through a sociotechnical lens to foster a Public Interest AI ecosystem led by Roel Dobbe Continue reading →

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