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Public Policy Seminar: Impact of the AI Revolution on Work and Society

Public Policy Seminar: Impact of the AI Revolution on Work and Society

In this seminar, Professor Meynert will give an overview on different types of AI and the likely timeline of their development and implementation. Professor Meynert will look at the science and trends behind the opinions of experts and discuss the possible impact of AI on work and society, and indeed on the future of humanity itself.

 Social Sciences Faculty

 26th March, 2018

#Revolution #Seminar #SocialSciences #Society

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