Wednesday Nov 20
17:00 –
17:50
A1
How to Be Human in the Age of The Machine
Would you trust an algorithm to send someone to jail? Or to diagnose someone with cancer? How about an algorithm that analysed your friendships to calculate if you were reliable enough to take out a loan?
In this talk, we’ll go on a tour of the good, the bad and the downright ugly of the algorithms that surround us. We'll examine whether we should rely on algorithms to know what’s best, and ask if we can trust them over our own judgement. We’ll lift the lid on their inner workings, demonstrate their power, expose their limitations and examine whether they really are an improvement on the humans they are replacing.
Keynotes
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Space ShuttleStephen CarverMonday Nov 18 @ 08:45
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Quantum ComputingJessica PointingTuesday Nov 19 @ 09:00
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Composing Bach Chorales Using Deep LearningFeynman LiangMonday Nov 18 @ 13:20
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Design For The Utopia You Want, Not The Dystopia You're InChris AthertonMonday Nov 18 @ 17:30
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Is Business The Key To Making The World A Happier Place?Evan SutterTuesday Nov 19 @ 13:20
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Party KeynoteSteve WozniakTuesday Nov 19 @ 18:10
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Extreme Digitalization in ChinaChristina BoutrupWednesday Nov 20 @ 09:00
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The Promise and Limitations of AIDoug LenatWednesday Nov 20 @ 13:20
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How to Be Human in the Age of The MachineHannah FryWednesday Nov 20 @ 17:00