(CANCELLED) Navigating Ethics in the Age of AI
EVENT CANCELLED
Dr. Harrison is unfortunately very sick and unable to conduct the session. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and hope for his swift recovery.
This talk will explore the ethical dimensions of AI, including its impact on human autonomy and the moral responsibilities of developers and users. Participants will gain insights into key philosophical debates and ethical considerations surrounding AI. This session aims to foster critical thinking and interdisciplinary dialogue, offering valuable perspectives on how we can responsibly navigate the future of AI.
All students and staff are welcome.
Honourable Speaker
Dr. David Harrison
Postdoctoral Fellow, Hong Kong Catastrophic Risk Centre, Department of Philosophy
Host
Prof. Jonathan Fong
Director of Core Curriculum
Associate Dean (Administration & Education), School of Interdisciplinary Studies
Associate Professor, Science Unit
Core Curriculum Lunchtime Chit-Chat Series
This activity series aims to provide a platform for students and teachers to explore daily-life topics in an interdisciplinary approach. Participants are encouraged to reflect on big questions through engaging conversations.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to the activity:
