Join LaunchCLT to discuss the evolving landscape of AI and its potential ramifications on human life with Stanford researcher Gabe Mukobi.
Do you think AI is as scary as it is amazing? You aren’t alone. Gabe Mukobi, a researcher from Stanford University, joins LaunchCLT to discuss the fascinating intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), ChatGPT and the future of AI. Mukobi will delve into the profound implications of generative AI and its impact on society, exploring the ethical considerations surrounding the development and deployment of advanced AI models and the need for responsible AI safety measures.
In discussing the remarkable capabilities of ChatGPT and similar cutting-edge AI models, this session will also talk about the potential challenges they pose. Mukobi will explore how important it is to be open, fair and accountable when developing and using AI systems. Mukobi will also talk about what the future holds for AI and how it might impact different aspects of our lives.
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