Is AI Ever Safe? Health, Well-Being, and Predictive Machines
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Is AI Ever Safe? Health, Well-Being, and Predictive Machines

The Economics, Philosophy and Political Science Department presents the next Roger W. Gale Symposium

Date and time

Thu, Oct 10, 2024 4:30 PM - 8:00 PM PDT

Location

The Innovation Centre

460 Doyle Avenue Kelowna, BC V1Y 0C2 Canada

About this event

  • Event lasts 3 hours 30 minutes

The Roger W. Gale Symposium is made possible by the generous support of Roger Gale and the UBC Okanagan Digital Transparency Cluster

AI-based technologies are increasingly part of the fabric of our lives: from their role in social media to the type of healthcare we receive. But is AI safe? Many are concerned about human well-being in the age of AI.

At this year's Roger W. Gale Symposium, we tackle two areas of great significance.

Panel 1: Does AI make us healthier? (4:30-6pm) Moderator: Madeleine Ransom

Panelists

Susan Feng Lu, PhD (Purdue)
Julie Robillard, PhD (UBC)
Charlene Ronquillo, PhD (UBC)
Karly Gula (Benchling)

Panel 2: Growing up digitally: How are young Canadians affected by emerging technologies? (6:30-8pm) Moderator: Wendy H. Wong

Panelists

Eric Meyers, PhD (UBC)
Chris Priebe (Community Sift)
Yumi Sakamoto, PhD (UBC)
Kate Tilleczek, PhD (York)

With opening remarks from Dr. Silvia Tomášková, Dean, Irving K. Barber Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

Join us as we explore these questions with our panel of distinguished experts.

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