11th Workshop
Scandic Kristiansand Bystranda, Østre Strandgate 74, Kristiansand,
Dec. 13, 09:00-12:00
More info about this Workshop will come.,
Invited Speakers
– Morten Goodwin, Dep. of ICT, UiA
– Håvard Løkke, Dep. of Religion, Philosophy and History, UiA
– Abit Hoxha, Dep. of of Nordic and Media Studies, UiA
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), an AI with human-like intellectual abilities, is a significant challenge in ethics, technology, and societal contexts.
As AGI could emerge within the next 10 to 40 years, our university must proactively consider the ethical and societal implications.
This workshop will explore the potential impacts of AGI on humanity, academia, and society, addressing key questions such as:
– What ethical issues arise when AGI reaches human-level intelligence?
– How might AGI affect human problem-solving, reasoning, and decision-making?
– What are the implications for academic research, teaching, and policy?
Understanding AGI’s implications is crucial for guiding the future of our university and society. This workshop will foster a multidisciplinary dialogue to enhance preparedness and inform strategic planning for AGI’s potential emergence.
Looking forward to seeing you,
The CONSENSE team