Technology & Innovation

South: Dame Wendy Hall to give keynote at 4iforum

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Co-chair of the UK Government’s review on artificial intelligence, regius professor Dame Wendy Hall will discuss the future of AI and its ethical, economic and social implications in a keynote address.

Keynote: Dame Wendy Hall

October 7, 2020
10am-12pm
Free online event

Artificial Intelligence is set to transform society in the coming decades in ways that have long been predicted by science fiction writers but are only now becoming feasible.

While AI is still a long way from being as powerful as the human brain, many machines can now outperform human beings, particularly when it comes to analysing large amounts of data. This will lead to many jobs being replaced by automated and processes and machines.

As with all major technological revolutions, such advancements bring with it unexpected opportunities and challenges for society with a need to consider the ethical, accountability and diversity impacts.

Dialogue sparks

The keynote address will be followed by short disruptive dialogue sessions that explore how this change might affect different areas of the workplace.

RESERVE YOUR FREE PLACE ON THIS COMPLIMENTARY WEBINAR

https://4iforum.com/forum/symposium-artificial-intelligence-and-its-impact/

TBM Team

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