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Hosted by Human Machines & Thinking Through, this conversation brings together engineers & strategists working at the forefront of AI development & a political philosopher to examine the trade-offs AI introduces across the core pillars of human flourishing: health, work, creative expression, human connection.nSpeakers will offer accessible reflections to frame key issues, then we'll open it up for group discussion. Come ready to share your own experiences & questions about AI. Your perspective matters.nGeoff Gibbins is a strategy consultant & product designer who is obsessed with Human-AI collaboration. He has developed AI strategy for large corporations such as Walmart, Mastercard, Nestle & Pfizer, & built AI-enabled products for enterprises & consumers. He writes & publishes research on critical thinking in the age of AI, & has recently built Corrix, an AI collaboration assessment tool.nDr. Benjamin Shapiro is a scientist & engineer working at the intersection of AI, biomedicine, & product development. He earned his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Johns Hopkins University & has built & applied machine learning methods across biomedical research & industry, including his most recent work in drug target discovery at GSK. He has a passion for translating technology into meaningful improvements to human health & life.nEvan Dorsky is a robotics engineer & critical technologist. He has worked on autonomous systems at Apple & taught tech ethics with Stanford University & Olin College. He believes that no technology is neutral, & that if we learn to see the values embedded in technologies, we will be better able to mitigate their negative effects, while benefitting from the positives.nSeniha Koksal is a computer scientist & artist exploring AI as both a system & a cultural force. She teaches at Parsons & has worked across startups & companies like Microsoft, building large-scale intelligent products. Her current work centers on multi-agent systems & creative AI, investigating how autonomous systems can generate, interact, & evolve as forms of expression.nDr. Ece Tekbulut is a political philosopher & the founder of Thinking Through. She earned her Ph.D. from Columbia University. Through Thinking Through, she creates spaces for people to become better thinkers. Her work brings rigorous philosophical inquiry into everyday life, exploring themes relevant to modern society.nThis event is part of #AIWeekNY by Pulse NYC a community-led festival celebrating innovation across the AI ecosystem. More at https://pulse.nyc/ai-week/
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