Generative AI: the next big revolution?
****PLEASE NOTE THIS IS AN IN-PERSON EVENT****
We are kicking off 2023 with a highly anticipated event where we will discuss all things Generative AI.
Come along to “Generative AI: the next big revolution? ” and join our amazing speakers who will explore the legal, creative and commercial aspects of this technology.
Speakers:
Phil Hall: Founder of Elzware, Researcher and Technical Director of the Echoborg Project. Phil has been active in the field of commercially applied AI for over 20 years delivering full life cycle systems across all commercial sectors and into charity, education and government. Before his work in conversational AI, he graduated in the field of Anthropology, where he focused his research on the ethnography of online communities.
Tom Whittaker. Senior Associate Technology lawyer at independent UK law firm Burges Salmon. He regularly advises clients on commercially significant and complex civil disputes for a wide range of corporate and government clients across different sectors.
Jessi Frey. Product Management Consultant, Musician and Founder at Fey Entreprises. Jessi is a consultant and an artist, operating in the intersection of tech, art and commerce. She is a major label artist turned indie, who produces and releases her own music. She has also worked as a product manager in companies such as Nokia, developing cutting -edge digital services.
Currently Jessi is exploring emerging technologies such as the Metaverse, web3 and AI in both her work as a digital product developer and as an artist.
George Wright. Founder of Vounder Analytics, a data analytics consultancy working with insurance companies to create bespoke data platforms providing actuaries, underwriters and brokers with high quality, accurate and timely risk information.
Presentations followed by a networking session with drinks and nibbles.
The Details:
Thursday 23rd March
6-8:30 pm
Framework
Bristol
Limited capacity.
Get your tickets now before it’s too late!
Tech Ethics Bristol is organised by Collective Intelligence
and sponsored by Adlib Recruitment
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Organizer
The use of AI and emerging technologies brings new benefits, but also challenges and ethical concerns about the social implications and potential unintended consequences these technologies can have in our society.
Tech Ethics Bristol is organised by a team of volunteers who are passionate about building a fair and equal society where technology is a catalyst for positive change.
Designing a better future is everyone’s responsibility and we want to create a space for the local and global community to discuss, learn and exchange ideas in an open and inclusive way.
We value a multidisciplinary approach and we welcome businesses, academics, students and people from diverse backgrounds and levels of expertise.
Our events will cover a variety of topics related to Technology and Ethics, including:
Data and Privacy, Democracy and Misinformation, Value alignment and Human Rights, AI Ethics and Governance and Value Sensitive Design, among other topics.