New Horizons in Generative AI Conference at Stanford University is set to bring together experts in various fields to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on science, creativity, and society. The conference, organized by the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI, will address crucial questions about AI’s influence on human creativity and societal structures.
The event will feature economists, musicians, computer scientists, biologists, and futurists who will explore topics such as decoding whale communication and accelerating drug discovery using AI. The conference aims to showcase how AI is transforming the way we study science and understand creativity.
According to Stanford HAI Associate Director Surya Ganguli, the conference is open to anyone interested in learning about the recent advances in AI and their potential applications in science, creativity, and society. Attendees can expect a range of talks on diverse topics such as hidden patterns in proteins, implications for human creativity in music and dance, and building human-AI societies.
The organizers express excitement about the possibilities AI presents, including unlocking the secrets of the protein universe, predicting climate patterns, decoding whale communications, creating new music and dance, challenging human creativity in chess, and shaping new types of human-AI societies.
If you’re curious about the intersection of AI and human understanding, creativity, and society, this conference is a must-attend event. Visit the Stanford HAI website to learn more about the agenda and register now!
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