Victoria University of Wellington presents one of three debates about the upcoming challenges of artificial intelligence.
What's it all about?
Who is better at driving a car: a human or a computer? How will automation change our cities? Will AI make your life better? What are the moral and social consequences of this new technology? Will it heal or aggravate the digital divide?
Hear four of Wellington's experts take on these questions and more as they debate the shared futures of technology and humanity.
This debate is intended as a general introduction to our series, and will be followed by specific debates on AI's impacts on education (Wednesday) and employment (Thursday). Secure tickets for Wednesday's education debate here, and Thursday's employment debate here.
First hour for speakers and Q&A, followed by networking and nibbles in the Mezzanine foyer.
This event is part of the AI Debates series - click here for the Education debate, and click here for the Employment debate.
You can drop into this event at any time.
Tuesday 21 May
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Speakers
Sean is Wellington City Council's Innovation Officer, focusing on understanding our city, making it Smart, and making citizens' lives better.
His major interests are in Open Data, the Internet of Things, Data Visualisation, GIS and helping grow our CivicTech and Hackathon communities.
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