By The Book
Artificial Intelligence (AI), beyond the thoughts and concerns about its future prospects and the corresponding impacts on the lives of individuals and societies, raises multiple questions. Will evolving AI surpass human intelligence to such an extent and in such a way that it renders humans inferior? Does the dominant human species risk eventually being subjected to its creation, with the machine becoming an autonomous entity capable of claiming dominance? If AI can perform not only countless manual, design, legal, medical functions but also the deepest and most complex human functions (arts, philosophy, life choices and planning, etc.), then what is left for humans? These questions will be addressed by Timos Sellis, director of the «Archimedes» Unit at the «Athena» Research Center, and Yiannis Revolidis, Lecturer of Media, Communications & Technology Law at the University of Malta. An open discussion will follow the talk.
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