바카라 온라인 추천 Faculty Participate in Global AI Conferences Ahead of Paris AI Action Summit

Faculty from 온라인바카라's School of Computer Science recently traveled to Paris to participate in international gatherings of experts addressing the future of artificial intelligence.

, director of the (MLD), and , a professor in the (CSD), presented at the International Association for Safe and Ethical AI (IASEAI) conference. (LTI) Professor and , a professor in MLD, LTI and CSD, spoke during a scientific conference that was part of the AI Action Summit. , an assistant teaching professor in the (S3D), led a workshop organized by 바카라 온라인 추천’s Open Forum for AI(opens in new window) and the (PIAS).

At the , held Feb. 6–7, leading experts from academia, civil society, industry, media and government discussed developments in AI safety and ethics. Kolter joined a panel addressing strategic foresight for safe and ethical AI. Conitzer gave a talk titled "Getting AI Systems (Collectively) To Behave the Way We (Collectively) Want Them To."

As part of the AI Action Summit, experts in mathematics, physics, biology and social sciences convened Feb. 6 –7 for . The conference aims to foster dialogue at the intersection of technological innovation, interdisciplinary scientific inquiry and societal evolution. Xing spoke during a plenary session and participated in the roundtable discussion, "AI at an Inflection Point: Where Do Foundation Models Lead Us?" Cassell was part of a workshop on AI's impact in the sciences and humanities.

The 바카라 온라인 추천 and PIAS workshop, “,” occurred Feb. 11 as an official side event of the AI Action Summit. The workshop focused on the practical applications of AI in higher education, adolescent development, civil society, medicine, the workforce and research. Vincent Sha(opens in new window), the associate dean for IT and operations in 바카라 온라인 추천’s Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences(opens in new window), and , associate dean for digital infrastructure at the , joined Skirpan at the workshop. 

The conferences and workshop were held around the on Feb. 10–11. At the summit, heads of state and government, leaders of international organizations, CEOs of small and large companies, representatives of academia, nongovernmental organizations, artists, and members of civil society from nearly 100 countries gathered to discuss the development of AI technologies in a global context. The summit tackled issues ranging from the future of work, science and health to the role that women, minorities and children should play in developing new technologies.  

Ahead of the summit, the United Kingdom published the "," a comprehensive synthesis of current literature on the risks and capabilities of advanced AI systems. The report was the culmination of work by 100 AI experts. The writing group included , an assistant professor in MLD and the , and , an assistant professor in the LTI.