The shifting landscape of AI

Mar 27, 2023 | 12:45 PM - 1:15 PM

Description

The recent new wave of AI tools has been a wake-up call for many, making people marvel at the massive advances the technology has made and its potential to contribute across all domains of work, innovation, productivity and skills. But there are worries about the disruptions it will bring and the risks – even existential ones – that it can pose to society. In this session, after opening remarks from the OECD and Germany’s Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Professor Stuart Russell will present the latest developments in AI, what they mean for humans and what needs to be done to make AI beneficial for humanity.

Moderator

Stephanie Ifayemi

Partnership on AI

Speakers

Nermin Fazlic

Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs,...

Stuart Russell

University of California at Berkeley

Ulrik Knudsen

OECD

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