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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/algorithms-for-hope-154">Algorith
 ms For Hope</a>\nHome Speakers Programme Information Venue Partner About t
 he conference Case studies with a positive global impact as we move from h
 uman to augmented intelligence Visit the co-host's website Humans have use
 d their intelligence to cultivate plants\, tame animals\, cut trees\, dive
 rt rivers\, mine stones and mineral\, and create machinery. Over the last 
 two generations\, we have created our own intelligence: artificial intelli
 gence. We can feed data to machines and machines can learn from that data.
  These processes can help us in fields across our lives\, from medical res
 earch to traffic flows\, from forecasting climate change to managing admin
 . In this conference\, we will focus on the many positive aspects of artif
 icial intelligence\, how it already enhances our daily lives and how\, in 
 these currently challenging times\, working together with the technology\,
  it can create new horizons for all of us. Swiss Re Institute\, the Gottli
 eb Duttweiler Institute (GDI)\, and IBM Research\, are all using or seekin
 g the best forms of augmented intelligence to use in their respective indu
 stry segments. The conference will gather networks of artificial intellige
 nce research and practice with thought leaders and decision makers from so
 ciety\, business and government. Speakers Alessandro Curioni Switzerland I
 BM Fellow\, Vice President Europe & Africa and Director of the IBM Researc
 h Lab\, Zurich. Curioni is an internationally recognized leader in the are
 a of high-performance computing and computational science. He was a member
  of the winning team recognized with the prestigious Gordon Bell Prize in 
 2013 and 2015. His research interests include AI\, Big Data and quantum co
 mputing. Website Kate Darling USA Research Specialist at the Massachusetts
  Institute of Technology (MIT) Media Lab. Dr. Kate Darling is a leading ex
 pert in Robot Ethics and investigates social robotics and conducts experim
 ental [...]
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LOCATION:GDI Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute\, Langhaldenstrasse 21\, 8803 R
 üschlikon\, Switzerland
SUMMARY:Algorithms For Hope
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://gdi.ch/event/algorithms-for-h
 ope-154">Algorithms For Hope</a>\nHome Speakers Programme Information Venu
 e Partner About the conference Case studies with a positive global impact 
 as we move from human to augmented intelligence Visit the co-host's websit
 e Humans have used their intelligence to cultivate plants\, tame animals\,
  cut trees\, divert rivers\, mine stones and mineral\, and create machiner
 y. Over the last two generations\, we have created our own intelligence: a
 rtificial intelligence. We can feed data to machines and machines can lear
 n from that data. These processes can help us in fields across our lives\,
  from medical research to traffic flows\, from forecasting climate change 
 to managing admin. In this conference\, we will focus on the many positive
  aspects of artificial intelligence\, how it already enhances our daily li
 ves and how\, in these currently challenging times\, working together with
  the technology\, it can create new horizons for all of us. Swiss Re Insti
 tute\, the Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute (GDI)\, and IBM Research\, are al
 l using or seeking the best forms of augmented intelligence to use in thei
 r respective industry segments. The conference will gather networks of art
 ificial intelligence research and practice with thought leaders and decisi
 on makers from society\, business and government. Speakers Alessandro Curi
 oni Switzerland IBM Fellow\, Vice President Europe & Africa and Director o
 f the IBM Research Lab\, Zurich. Curioni is an internationally recognized 
 leader in the area of high-performance computing and computational science
 . He was a member of the winning team recognized with the prestigious Gord
 on Bell Prize in 2013 and 2015. His research interests include AI\, Big Da
 ta and quantum computing. Website Kate Darling USA Research Specialist at 
 the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Media Lab. Dr. Kate Darlin
 g is a leading expert in Robot Ethics and investigates social robotics and
  conducts experimental [...]
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