DSS Mic Drops #3 - AI can't explain itself. Will designers help?
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The DSS Mic Drops are inspirational, interactive, provocative master classes given by expert researchers and practitioners, on topics that relate to design, tech, societal challenges and how we can make the world a better place by integrating technology more wisely and humanely.
"A.I. can't explain itself. Will Designers Help?"
Technology is held to the highest standard. As users we demand technology to be precise, deterministic and transparent. But AI is a different type of technology, and holding AI to the highest standard may be the biggest limitation to its success. AI could help cure hunger, make us healthier, happier and more creative. However, machines won't be able to explain their rationale. Should they? and will designers be able to help?
Alvaro Soto
Head of Product at Figure Eight, Adjunct faculty at Texas State Un., Design Lead, IBM Watson
Alvaro Soto is an adjunct faculty at Texas State University and Director of Product at Figure Eight in San Francisco. Alvaro works at the intersection of Product Management, Artificial Intelligence, and User Experience Design. Alvaro teaches courses in entrepreneurial design, futurism and UX for Artificial Intelligence. He consults with entrepreneurs and business leaders to develop innovations for emergent technologies. Alvaro lives in San Francisco with his partner and dog, Eddie. They travel to Texas every month to meet with students at Texas State.
Come and join us in this third interactive DSS Mic Drop session, organised by the Digital Society School.
Talk: A.I. Can't Explain Itself. Will Designers Help?
Speaker: Alvaro Soto (Figure Eight, San Francisco)
Moderator: Marco van Hout, Digital Society School
Date: May 23
Time: 17:00 - 19:00 (including Q&A and Debate)
Drinks: 18:00
Venue: Studio HvA: http://www.hva.nl/locaties/hva-locaties/niet-les-locaties/studio-hva.html
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