Forum libero

e i trucchi dei giornalisti.
quando uno trova la news di una conferenza del genere:

Staging the Future: Artificial Intelligence and Conflict
A RUSI, Atlantic Council and Central Saint Martins collaboration.

anche se non puo partecipare (non saro certamente a londra in quella data) uno prende i nomi dei partecipanti, cerca su google, identifica quelli effettivamente interessanti e poi si salva un alert con il nome, da questo momento in poi quando il tizio in questione pubblica qualcosa sull'internetto ricevi una email.

i nomi interessanti in questo caso per me sono questi, gente che lavora ad alti livelli e si occupa di ai e guerra (e business, come Pippa), decisamente voglio seguire le loro pubblicazioni.

Dr Conrad Tucker, Associate Professor of Engineering Design, Industrial Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Penn State University

Keith Dear, Wing Commander, RAF and Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford

Dr Adedeji B Badiru, Dean, Air Force Institute of Technology

General Andrew Sharpe, Director, British Army’s Centre for Historical Analysis and Conflict Research

Dr Pippa Malmgren, co-founder of H Robotics



Oliver Lewsi, Improbable
https://vimeo.com/227954909 <- Uat de fak??????

Imagine an interactive digital replica of the real world - a simulation as detailed and complex as physical reality - where decisions can be tested, counterfactual questions interrogated, and multiple hypothesis explored. Imagine vast, persistent digital worlds with rich immersive experiences that feel as emotionally significant as any other part of your life: millions of people interacting to create incredible new entertainment experiences. Oliver shares how Improbable and massive scale simulations are transforming industries and how artificial realities could change our lives over the next decades.

- Oliver Lewis, Improbable, VP Corporate Development

LDV Vision Summit 2017
ldv.co/visionsummit



Link alla conferenza e flyer

https://rusi.org/event/staging-future-artificial-i...

Artificial intelligence (AI) will play a transformative role in the twenty-first century human experience – including conflict. What role exactly remains to be seen, yet we have already had a glimpse from social-media bots to Wall Street trading. But are we courting the worst kind of failure of all – a failure of imagination?
RUSI, the Atlantic Council and Central Saint Martins present an immersive event in which creatives, AI experts and military and policymakers will engage in open conversation about the challenges, opportunities, and realities of AI over the next fifty years, and ask what its use will mean for defence and security.

Taking a multidisciplinary, creative approach ensures that the essential human factors in future conflict are not lost, and new, different voices participate in the debate. Traditional approaches to understanding an issue as complex as AI and war can obfuscate critical elements necessary to reducing risk and harm, while preparing society for a step-change in cognitive and operational capabilities.

Join us for an innovative event expanding and enriching our conversation about the future of AI.

Prices are:

£5 for students,
£10 for RUSI members,
£12 for non-members.


Creative Cues
A Pre-Game Discussion by Jason Hansa – winner of the Art of the Future Project AI on Stage: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Conflict playwriting challenge

Participants

The evening is moderated by Dr Ali Hossaini, artist and Visiting Research Fellow, King's College London.

Professor Nick Yeung, Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience, University of Oxford
Dr Pippa Malmgren, co-founder of H Robotics
Grady Booch, IBM Fellow and chief scientist, Watson
Jason Hansa, winner of the Atlantic Council Art of the Future contest on AI
Johannes Grenzfurthner, artistic director, monochrom
General Andrew Sharpe, Director, British Army’s Centre for Historical Analysis and Conflict Research
Dr Adedeji B Badiru, Dean, Air Force Institute of Technology
Oliver Lewis, Improbable
Keith Dear, Wing Commander, RAF and Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford
August Cole, writer and director, Atlantic Council Art of the Future Project
Dr Conrad Tucker, Associate Professor of Engineering Design, Industrial Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Penn State University

Further participants to be announced.
This event is taking place at The Platform Theatre, King's Cross, London