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New Horizons in Generative AI: Science, Creativity, and Society

Status
Past
Date
Tuesday, October 24, 2023 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM PST/PDT
Location
Gates Computer Science Building, Room 119, Stanford University
Topics
Sciences (Social, Health, Biological, Physical)
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Agenda
Speakers
8:30am PST

Check-In Open

Breakfast Available.

9:00am PST

Welcome and Introduction

9:10am PST

Opening Keynote

9:50am PST

Session 1: Sciences

Providing new windows into the natural world to enhance human understanding.

11:20am PST

Break

15-minute break

11:35am PST

Session 2: Creativity

Challenging, redefining, and expanding notions of human creativity.

1:05pm PST

Lunch

1 hour lunch break

2:15pm PST

Music & AI: What Do We (Really) Want?

2:45pm PST

Session 3: Society

Envisioning a flourishing pluralistic society of humans and AI agents.

4:15pm PST

Break

15-minute break

4:30pm PST

Machine Learning for Translatable Drug Discovery

5:10pm PST

Closing Remarks

5:15pm PST

Networking Reception

Reception in the Gates Computer Science Building Courtyard. 

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    Associate Professor of Computer Science, Stanford University | Director, Stanford Center for Research on Foundation Models | Senior Fellow, Stanford HAI
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