Science Café: AI – a Force of Nature?

Description

Who has control over the most powerful AI systems: states, global corporations, or programmers? What global guidelines are necessary to steer the development and deployment of AI so that it is used solely for the benefit of humanity and injustices are reduced? What values and ethical principles are programmed into AI? How can we protect ourselves from misjudgments and misinformation? What skills will people need in the future to succeed in the workforce? What understanding of human-machine interaction will develop as we interact more frequently with digital counterparts? How can we balance human intuition and creativity on one hand and the computational power of AI on the other to achieve societal progress? Discussion with the audience: Prof. Dr. Cyrill P. Rigamonti, Director at the Institute for Business Law, University of Bern Dr. Christian Schenkel, Deputy Head of Digital Learning Base (DigiLeB), PHBern Prof. Dr. Matthias Stürmer, Head of the Institute for Public Sector Transformation, Department of Economics, Bern University of Applied Sciences BFH Moderation: Nicola von Greyerz, independent communication specialist The Science Café cordially invites you to discuss socially relevant topics with researchers and other experts. Admission is free. Limited seats available.

Highlights

• Discussion on control of AI systems
• Expert panel with Prof. Dr. Cyrill P. Rigamonti and Dr. Christian Schenkel
• Free entry and limited seats

General Information

The Science Café in Thun offers a platform to discuss the control and ethical aspects of AI. Experts from various fields shed light on the challenges and opportunities associated with the development of artificial intelligence.

Location

Bälliz 60, 3600 Thun, Switzerland

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