Beyond ChatGPT: The Impact of AI on Society
How can we adopt AI in an ethical way? What kinds of work will soon be done by algorithms? How will AI affect the economy, education, politics, and society at large? Hear from UChicago faculty experts as they discuss the promises and perils of artificial intelligence.
Discussion Moderator
Torsten Reimer, University Librarian and Dean of the University Library
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Faculty Panelists
James Evan, Max Palevsky Professor in Sociology and Director of the Knowledge Lab
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Nicole P. Marwell, AM’94, PhD’00, Professor in the University of Chicago Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice and Faculty Director of the School’s Master’s Degree in Social Sector Leadership and Nonprofit Management
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Rebecca Willett, Professor of Statistics and Computer Science and Director of AI at the University of Chicago Data Science Institute
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How can we adopt AI in an ethical way? What kinds of work will soon be done by algorithms? How will AI affect the economy, education, politics, and society at large? Hear from UChicago faculty experts as they discuss the promises and perils of artificial intelligence.
Part of the UChicago Alumni and Friends Harper Lecture Fall 2023 Series. Originally broadcast on November 1, 2023.
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