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SUMMARY:The Applied Machine Learning Days – Anticipating the future of A
 I and its impact on people and on society
DTSTART:20210510T133000
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CATEGORIES:Conferences - Seminars
DESCRIPTION:Michael I. Jordan\nEric Horvitz\nJeannette Wing\nNanjira Sambu
 li\nThe Applied Machine Learning Days are one of the largest machine learn
 ing & AI events in Europe\, focused specifically on the applications of ma
 chine learning and AI\, making it particularly interesting to industry and
  academia.\nEach month\, a domain-specific track will feature top-level sp
 eakers\, discussions and keynotes. Some tracks will be preceded or followe
 d by a workshop day focussed on hand-on sessions\, coding classes and tuto
 rials.\n\nOn May 10th we'll be hosting the track Anticipating the future 
 of Artificial Intelligence and its impact on people and on society. \nAdv
 ances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) will have 
 a strong impact on people\, society and the planet in the future. GESDA 
 has worked towards a first mapping of scientific breakthroughs over time f
 rame of 5 to 25 years. This mapping has been developed by consulting with 
 some of the leaders in the field and will be released as part of of a majo
 r report later this year.\nThe developments  inevitably ask a series of m
 oral and governance questions: How likely are they and what will be their 
 impact on the future human society? What are the questions around co-devel
 opment\, access and use of advanced AI technologies? Will we move towards 
 more human-machine cooperation or will machines gradually take over more a
 nd more human tasks?\n\nThe purpose of the session is twofold:\n\n	Anticip
 ate the future of machine learning and AI with leaders from the field\, fr
 om a science and engineering perspective.\n	Explore the implications of th
 ose developments on the ‘human’ and society as a whole\, followed by a
  debate around governance issues.\n
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