
What if AI spirals out of control? Shahar Avin highlights the existential risks
Can AI spiral out of control and endanger humanity? Shahar Avin explores the most extreme scenarios at the Future Trends Forum
Managing Director of the Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation and faculty at the Harvard Kennedy School at draper Richards Kaplan Foundation
Nicco Mele es director gerente de la Fundación Draper Richards Kaplan y miembro del cuerpo docente de la Escuela Kennedy de Harvard. Es el copresidente de la facultad del Consejo de Harvard sobre el Uso Responsable de la Inteligencia Artificial.
De 2016 a 2019, Nicco fue director del Centro Shorenstein de Medios, Política y Políticas Públicas de la Escuela Kennedy de Harvard. Continúa impartiendo clases sobre el impacto de la tecnología en los medios, la política y las políticas públicas. La experiencia previa de Nicco incluye la fundación de empresas de tecnología, el trabajo en campañas políticas y un período como ejecutivo de medios en Los Angeles Times
Nicco Mele is managing director of the Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation and a faculty member at harvard’s Kennedy School. He is the co-chair of the faculty of the Harvard Council on the Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence.
From 2016 to 2019, Nicco was director of the Shorenstein Center for Media, Policy and Public Policy at harvard’s Kennedy School. He continues to teach classes on the impact of technology on media, politics and public policy. Nicco’s previous experience includes founding technology companies, working on political campaigns, and a styday as a media executive at the Los Angeles Times.
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