Towards an Artificial Intelligence closer to the human being - Lecture WinterLAB 2019
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WinterLAB 2019, will focus on the confluence between Art and Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Towards an Artificial Intelligence closer to the human being - Lecture

Artificial Intelligence is a technology on the rise, with the ability to become one of the milestones in the history of our civilization, for its ability to change the way we relate as a society. This has already happened previously with technologies such as electricity or the steam engine, only this time the speed of change and its scale are unprecedented. The potential reach of systems built with AI technology is ubiquitous, and their economic impact is very high.

23
Nov
2019
13:00 to 13:40

Some of the most interesting areas of AI have to do with creativity, such as music, architecture, the fine arts and science, paving the way for an area with many challenges that may allow us to better understand how the creative human mind works.

Finally, while AI offers us many opportunities, it also involves certain risks, which we must manage properly. For this reason, the EU has focused on the development of an AI with a strong ethical basis and a human-centered approach. That is, an AI at the service of humanity and the common good, in order to improve human well-being and freedom, maximizing the benefits of technology and anticipating and diminishing its possible risks.

Taught by: Amparo Alonso Betanzos

Amparo Alonso Betanzos is Professor of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the University of A Coruña, where she coordinates the LIDIA group (Artificial Intelligence R&D Laboratory). Her research area is the development and application of Artificial Intelligence techniques in diverse areas, as well as Computational Learning and Data Science techniques (Big Data), collaborating with other national and foreign research groups. In 1998, she was awarded the LÓreal-UNESCO Prize for Women in Science in Spain, the Galicia ICT Prize for Innovation in 2004 and the Galicia ICT Prize for her Professional Career in 2019. She is a Senior Member of international professional associations such as IEEE and ACM. Currently, and since 2012, she is President of the Spanish Association for Artificial Intelligence.

Aimed at: General public

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