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AI & Future Of Community
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| With Jamie Metzl (Founder, One Shared World), Noah Feldman (Prof., Harvard), David Blei (Prof., Columbia), Rabbi Buchdahl (Central Synagogue). |
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Nov 04 (Wed) @ 07:00 PM
$30
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At a moment when loneliness, social isolation, & declining trust are contributing to a growing crisis of community, artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how we communicate & connect with one another. Can AI help strengthen human connection, or could it deepen the forces pulling us apart?
Pioneering AI researcher David Blei, Central Synagogue Senior Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, & technologist Jamie Metzl - author of The AI Ten Commandments - talk to constitutional scholar Noah Feldman in a wide-ranging conversation exploring one of the defining questions of our age.
Artificial intelligence is transforming our world at breathtaking speed. It promises extraordinary breakthroughs in medicine, science, education, & human creativity while raising profound questions about truth, justice, freedom, meaning, & the future of our civilization. Can these technologies help us become not only more productive, but wiser, more compassionate, & more ethical? What values should guide the creation of increasingly powerful intelligent systems, & what choices must we make today to shape the future we want? Representing wide-ranging, divergent viewpoints on this transformative technology, Blei, Buchdahl, Metzl, & Feldman gather to explore the legal, ethical, philosophical, scientific, & spiritual dimensions of how AI stands to change our world.
Can intelligent machines help us become more ethical? How should democratic societies govern increasingly powerful AI systems? Most importantly, what can we do today to ensure that AI strengthens, rather than diminishes, our communities? Join us for a timely conversation offering fresh insight into the choices that are shaping the future of humanity.
Copies of The AI Ten Commandments: A New Moral Code for Humanity by Jamie Metzl, To Be a Jew Today by Noah Feldman, & Heart of a Stranger: An Unlikely Rabbi's Story of Faith, Identity, & Belonging by Rabbi Angela Buchdahl will be available for purchase; the authors will sign books following the program.
An initiative of the 92NY Belfer Center for Innovation & Social Impact.
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