Watching “Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Governance and Public Policy”
Monday, February 26th, 2018 at 5:00 PM EET on internet society
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[Webcast of Feb 23 2018 event] . Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its associated technologies offer enormous promise for future economic and social development, but also raise thorny ethical and public policy issues that are not easily resolved. This panel of experts from the US, China, and Brazil provided varying perspectives on this very timely topic. Speakers: Robin J. Lewis, Co-Chair, Worldview Global Culture Alliance and former Associate Dean, Columbia University School NYC
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Nina Trankova says
“Predicting the future is tricky. Some of the worst predictors of the future are people usually called experts. For example, in 1943 Tomas Watson, IBM’s Chairman said “I think there is maybe a world market for 5 computers” quote Robin J.Lewis, Columbia edu
Nina Trankova says
svetlana stavreva I can’t stop laughing at this quote! On a serious note, if a quantum computer becomes so powerful, who knows whether the world will do with just five of them?!
svetlana stavreva says
Nina Trankova or may be one?? Who knows… in any case, as with every disrupting technology, today AI raises more questions than answers. We at IBM with our 100+ history, have learned that it is both pragmatic and wise to establish principles to guide what we develop and we have set three key principles for the Cognitive Era: purpose, transparency and skills. Check for more: ibm.com – Transparency and Trust in the Cognitive Era – THINK Blog
Nina Trankova says
svetlana stavreva I should message Phd Robin J.Lewis from Columbia U, NYC about 5 computers being still a valid futurist’s prediction for the world market and event one….as you said who knows! (The Matrix)
I like the open frame of “IBM Think” for the cognitive era, thus every new answer is expected to find its place.