Recent advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies have leaped from the confines of computer labs into our vibrant social, business and organizational fabric.
Recent advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies have leaped from the confines of computer labs into our vibrant social, business and organizational fabric.
Featuring "Data Feminism" author and Emory University Prof. Lauren Klein, followed by a panel with L. Klein, C. Sabatti, and A. Daub.
Featuring "Data Feminism" author and Emory University Prof. Lauren Klein, followed by a panel with L. Klein, C. Sabatti, and A. Daub.
This workshop will highlight the significant impact of AI applications in the Department of Energy (DOE) science by showcasing SLAC's research program, which includes national-scale science facilities such as particle accelerators, x-ray lasers, and the Rubin Observatory.
This workshop will highlight the significant impact of AI applications in the Department of Energy (DOE) science by showcasing SLAC's research program, which includes national-scale science facilities such as particle accelerators, x-ray lasers, and the Rubin Observatory.
GenAI in Health & Medicine: Emerging Opportunities & Challenges – with Mark Ghaly, Secretary, California Health & Human Services Agency
GenAI in Climate: Accelerating Effective Collaboration & Impact – with Wade Crowfoot, Secretary, California Natural Resources Agency
GenAI in Transportation: Emerging Prototypes – with Toks Omishakin, Secretary, California State Transportation Agency
Please join promptly by 1pm to catch the afternoon program!
California as a Hub for GenAI Innovation – with Jeffery Marino, Director, Office of Data and Innovation
Responsible & Safe GenAI in Practice: From Frameworks to Implementation – with Rishi Bommasani, PhD Candidate of Computer Science, Stanford University and Deborah Raji, PhD Candidate of Computer Science, UC Berkeley