ACS Tech: Interactive - Societal Impact of AI and Data Science
What are your views regarding how AI and Data Science are shaping our society? Come prepared with your mobile device to this interactive session in which participants will share their views on important issues of our day.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE: PLEASE DO NOT REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT IF YOU DO NOT LIVE IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
This is an in-person event to be held in Perth, Western Australia.
It will NOT be available online.
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TECHNOLOGY AND ETHICS - THE BIG QUESTIONS
Should social media providers pay news providers for content posted on their site? What role should AI and Data Science play in government and policy setting, and where are the legal and ethical boundaries that protect the privacy of law-abiding citizens? What are some of the big issues facing our society with the self-driving cars on the the near horizon?
INTERACTIVE - HAVE YOUR SAY
Join us at this upcoming in person interactive event where you will use your mobile device to register your views, and see if your views are aligned with those of other participants. This will be a different kind of event, so get ready to dive and and engage with other members of the branch!
Post presentation refreshments provided.
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Speakers
Until 2011, he was a member of the ACS Professional Standards Board (PSB) where he took a leadership role in defining the ACS Core Body of Knowledge. Previously, he has served as the Head of Department for CBS Flexible Learning, and as the Course Coordinator for Curtin University's degree programs in Software Engineering in the Faculty of Science and Engineering.
His research interests include education in Information Communications Technology, with an emphasis on the development of professional skills like leadership, teamwork, and project management. He is also interested in mobile technologies that support eLearning and collaboration. He has extensive experience in the ICT industry that includes nine years as an employee of Hewlett-Packard
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