Including Society in the Digitisation of Europe - Help Us Make Policies That Promote Responsible ICT In the final policy workshop of the Horizon 2020 project HubIT, we will be exploring the future of RRI in ICT. We invite the participants not only to listen to presentations by the European Commission and experienced project coordinators, but also to help us formulate our policy recommendations, by sharing and discussing their experiences and views with the other participants. Digital Economy Society 21 April 2020 - 21 April 2020 Brussels, Belgium © the HubIT project Join the workshop to hear Dr. René von Schomberg and Mr. Nikos Kastrinos from the European Commission as they give us their views on policies that could promote future responsible ICT R&I, and Prof. Ricardo Gonzalves from UNINOVA as he presents best practices and challenges when implementing responsible ICT R&I.Discuss what responsibility means and help us formulate policies to promote responsible ICT R&I, together with the presenters and your fellow participants.The workshop takes place at the Palace of the Academies in central Brussels. Accommodation for one night and travel can be provided.Agenda:9.30amRegistration, coffee & snacks10am – 1pm: Session 1What policies should be in place in order to keep the Responsible Research &Innovation ambition & approach alive in future ICT R&I?Welcome and presentation by HubITPresentation by Dr. René von Schomberg, European CommissionPresentation by Mr. Nikos Kastrinos, European CommissionShort presentations on ethics & public engagementHosted discussions at the tablesLunch: 1pm – 2pm2pm – 4pm: Session 2What policies should be in place in order to keep the RRI ambition & approach alivein future ICT R&I? - Best practices and challenges.Presentation by Prof. Ricardo Gonzalves, UNINOVAShort presentation on the European Commission's White Paper on AIHosted discussions at the tablesPlenary sessionNetworking reception Keywords ICT, SSH, RRI, Digital agenda, FP9, Missions