AI at 70 Conference: "What Must Remain Human?"

Leaders from government, industry, and academia, along with scholars, critics, and students, will discuss what AI makes possible, question its limits, and confront the challenges it creates.

Thursday highlights:

• 9:00am — Welcome & Opening Remarks: Peter Chin, professor of engineering at Dartmouth
• 9:15am — Keynote: Mira Murati Th'12, founder, Thinking Machines 
• 11:30am — Who Signs the Drawing? Design Judgment and Accountability in the Age of AI and Autonomous Systems:
  • Moderator: Dean Douglas Van Citters '99 Th'03 Th'06; 
  • Speakers: Vicki May, professor of engineering and associate dean for undergraduate education; Laura Ray, the Myron Tribus Professor of Engineering Innovation.
• 11:30am — AI and Energy: Consumption, Tradeoffs, and Conservation: A conversation between Geoffrey Parker, faculty director, Irving Institute for Energy and Society, Charles E. Hutchinson '68A Professor of Engineering Innovation and Charles Clancy, senior vice president, Technology and Engineering, and chief technology officer, MITRE.

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