top of page

Wed, Mar 06

|

The Collective

The Future is Here: Decoding the Promise & Peril of Artificial Intelligence

With the rapid rise and influence of technology in our lives and society in general, how do we balance its promise and peril, especially in our civic life? How can we navigate the complex ethical, regulatory and economic considerations to ensure that technology serves the...

Registration is closed
See other events
The Future is Here: Decoding the Promise & Peril of Artificial Intelligence
The Future is Here: Decoding the Promise & Peril of Artificial Intelligence

Time & Place

Mar 06, 2024, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM PST

The Collective, 400 Dexter Ave N ste 100, Seattle, WA 98109, USA

About the Event

With the rapid rise and influence of technology in our lives and society in general, how do we balance its promise and peril, especially in our civic life? How can we navigate the complex ethical, regulatory and economic considerations to ensure that technology serves the greater good? With major technology companies in our region, what is their role and responsibility for AI development? How do local governments and elected officials implement programs and policies to protect residents and minimize negative impacts? What are some practical steps individuals can take to take advantage of AI and protect themselves in the process? How can we as a community prepare for an unpredictable future?

Join us as we discuss these and other critical questions about artificial intelligence with local experts

Segment 1 - AI and Government Response

  • Jim Loter, Chief Technology Officer, City of Seattle
  • Matt Boehnke, Senator, 8th Legislative District, WA State Legislature
  • Kelly Fukai, Vice President of Government and Community Affairs, WTIA

Segment 2 - AI and Corporate/Business Response

  • Nicole DeCario, Director, AI and Society, Allen Institute for AI
  • Mary Snapp, Vice President, Strategic AI Initiatives, Microsoft
  • Peter Hallinan, Sr. Manager of Applied Science, AWS Responsible AI team, Amazon

Moderator:  Karen Weise, Technology Correspondent, New York Times

Share This Event

bottom of page