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“Big technology companies have spent the last year shouting about how new forms of artificial intelligence will transform their businesses. Billions of dollars in investments, numerous chatbots and promises to embed generative AI into products have captivated investors and driven some tech stocks to record highs. But a year into the AI boom, tech companies have yet to show how the hype translates into profits.” Jackie Davalos, Bloomberg Tech Daily | |||
Monday February 5 “The Call for AI Policy. Is Anyone Listening?” | |||
Technology companies are spending billions of dollars on artificial intelligence with little tangible evidence that their financial bets are paying off. At the same time, governments, national intelligence and defense agencies are pursuing AI. There is increased AI policy “window dressing”coming from the political centers of power. But, we’re not seeing substantive evidence that meaningful policy is being developed. | |||
A year ago, the social media platforms were laying off Staff, backing away from their commitments to moderate content and reneging on their trust and safety protocols. These are the same industry players driving AI development. | |||
What can we reasonably expect? | |||
Panelists: Tara Sharp, Michael Putz | |||
Moderators: Georg Boch, Tom Eddington | |||
Convener: Jim Garrison | |||
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“Big technology companies have spent the last year shouting about how new forms of artificial intelligence will transform their businesses. Billions of dollars in investments, numerous chatbots and promises to embed generative AI into products have captivated investors and driven some tech stocks to record highs. But a year into the AI boom, tech companies have yet to show how the hype translates into profits.” Jackie Davalos, Bloomberg Tech Daily
Monday February 5 “The Call for AI Policy. Is Anyone Listening?”
Technology companies are spending billions of dollars on artificial intelligence with little tangible evidence that their financial bets are paying off. At the same time, governments, national intelligence and defense agencies are pursuing AI. There is increased AI policy “window dressing”coming from the political centers of power. But, we’re not seeing substantive evidence that meaningful policy is being developed.
A year ago, the social media platforms were laying off Staff, backing away from their commitments to moderate content and reneging on their trust and safety protocols. These are the same industry players driving AI development.
What can we reasonably expect?
Panelists: Tara Sharp, Michael Putz
Moderators: Georg Boch, Tom Eddington
Convener: Jim Garrison