ChatGPT: the science and ethics of generative AI
| When: | We 08-11-2023 14:00 - 17:00 |
| Where: | House of Connections, Grote Markt 21, Groningen |
Have you ever wondered why generative AI's such as ChatGPT can address certain tasks quite well and completely fail at others? What can they do well, and which things are better done by humans, and why?
AI will play an increasing role in the labor markets of the future, and therefore it is all the more important to understand its underlying logic, its strengths, but also its limits. What makes it 'intelligent', and what makes it different from human 'intelligence'? And what happens when AI's come to play a role in decision-making that has ethical and legal implications? What should never be done by AI, or at least not by AI alone? And what does it mean for us as individuals, but also as societies, how we answer these questions?
In this interactive event, scientists and scholars from several faculties of the RUG offer insights into their work on AI and help you answer some of these questions - or at least to understand whether ChatGPT might answer them for you or not!
For whom
All students are welcome to join.
Programme
14.00 Welcome by Gerlof Lodewijk
14.05 Generative AI at a glance by Rik van Noord
14.35 Legal viewpoint by Lorena Florez Rojas
14.50 What is ethical? By Herman Veluwenkamp
15.05 Interactive discussion
15.35 Coffee break
15.50 Discussion tables
16.30 Conclusion and closing remarks
17.00 Drinks
