Holding up more voices in this big week in the history of Artificial Intelligence
A big weekend for Artificial Intelligence — in terms of a focus on how to govern it effectively, not just racing to develop it as quickly as possible at all costs.
A big weekend for Artificial Intelligence — in terms of a focus on how to govern it effectively, not just racing to develop it as quickly as possible at all costs.
We’re here at the State of Play III, a sold-out, electric event at NYLS of which the Berkman Center is a co-host. For a lawyer’s context in a few easy paragraphs, check out what my colleague Urs Gasser has to say about it, as he prepared to attend. If you are not here in NY, … Read more
Prof. Jerry Kang, on the faculty of law at UCLA full-time and a Visiting Professor this year at HLS (check out his CivPro class), is focused on the problems raised by pervasive computing, which he thinks of as convergence of ubiqutous, embedded and animated. Prof. Kang calls it “PerC.” He’s brought his research to the Berkman … Read more
We have a fun lunch as part of the Berkman speaker series today: Karen Coppock, Urs Gasser, and Nimrod Koslovski, each of whom participated in the OII’s summer programme, are presenting on their OII experience. Some of the key strengths: diversity of participants (geographically and in terms of subject matter); and Victoria Nash and other staff and faculty, they … Read more