UMass Regulation: Sylvia Participates in Panel Dialogue on Synthetic Intelligence

UMass Regulation’s Erica Sylvia was invited to take part on a panel hosted by the Sturgis Library entitled: AI & You

Brian Bergstein, Ben Pring, Erica Sylvia, and Gabrielle Faria-Kalkanis

UMass Regulation’s Erica Sylvia was invited to take part on a panel hosted by the Sturgis Library entitled: AI & You. The dialogue targeted on generative synthetic intelligence and the other ways it impacts the methods we, as a society, stay and work.

Sylvia was joined by different tech optimists: Brian Bergstein, Deputy Managing Editor of The Boston Globe’s Concepts Part, and Ben Pring, futurist and writer with in depth expertise on cutting-edge problems with enterprise and expertise.  Presenters mentioned their experiences with AI and the disruptions, each constructive and unfavourable, such expertise has brought about of their fields of labor.  The panel was moderated by Sturgis Libarian and UMass Dartmouth alumna, Gabrielle Faria-Kalkanis (’14). 

The dialogue was adopted by a spirited Q&A session, and touched on matters similar to: how customers can determine AI; the present regulatory schematic (or lack thereof); whether or not customers ought to belief AI; and beneficial greatest practices for secure and moral makes use of of such expertise. This system was made attainable by the MidCape Cultural Council.