During his tenure at the Huffington Post, where Huffington was editor-in-chief until 2016, the site was the first digital native outlet to win a Pulitzer Prize in 2012. She was named to Time Magazine's list of 100 most influential people in the world and Forbes' most powerful women list.
“We are delighted to welcome these well-known speakers to campus to discuss AI at this pivotal moment,” President Joseph J. Helbre '82 said. “Their insights and perspectives should provide a useful context as we all consider and challenge benefits and challenges to the rapidly expanding use of artificial intelligence offers to society.”
AI: Innovation, responsibility, and the future we shape
This year's theme, AI: Innovation, responsibility, and the future we shapefocuses on the rapid advancement of AI and what the future holds in the world that drives AI.
Artificial intelligence is moving forward at an unprecedented pace, reshaping industry, economy and society itself. While the possibilities for innovation and progress cannot be ruled out, AI also poses complex challenges, such as ethical dilemma, workforce disruption, privacy concerns, and questions about bias and accountability. Since AI development is driven primarily by the interests of businesses and businesses, is there anyone responsible for ensuring it serves the best interests of humanity?
The discussion examines the opportunities AI presents while facing challenges that arise when benefits and progress move faster than policy and ethical considerations.
A compelling perspective The series began in 2023 as a forum for civil discourse on important issues affecting society. The program is designed to amplify a variety of perspectives on the timely topics that shape our world.
Pre-registration It is necessary for this event. Space is limited. Please register by September 15th to book your location.
