UCSC's Center for Applied Values and Ethics in Advancing Technologies (CAVEAT) at Crown College and the California Arts and Sciences Institute (CASI) present 

Artificial Intelligence (AI): A World of Possibilities and Perils, a panel discussion featuring representatives from the arts, sciences, ethics, and economics.

Premiering July 28, 2023, this event marks the first of the series to cover multiple facets of AI's impact across industries. Live music, complimentary wine and cheese will accent this event at the elegant SandBox venue at 440 Ortiz Ave, #B, in Sand City, CA.

Join us for a lively discussion on the advancements and pressing concerns of Artificial Intelligence. Find out what innovations might revolutionize our lives, and what emerging risks deserve our immediate attention. 

Linda MacDonald Glenn, the Founding Director of CAVEAT at Crown College, UCSC, will give a welcome introduction. Edward King, a nationally syndicated radio host, will moderate the distinguished panel. Jennifer Perlmutter, an internationally recognized artist, will represent the Central Coast's creative community on issues relating to intellectual property and artist livelihoods. Prof. Francois Melese, Emeritus Professor of Economics, will shed light on AI's costs and benefits, including productivity gain and job disruption. Tom Atchison, an early pioneer in AI development, will provide insights into the various forms of AI technology. Dr. C. Michael Hogan, a leading authority on U.S. energy policy, will examine the potential downsides of AI energy consumption and critical aspects of its accuracy.

A wine and cheese reception with live music will follow the panel, offering an opportunity to meet the panelists. 

This exclusive event marks the beginning of an enthralling series, with future presentations featuring experts who will delve into the impact of AI on diverse fields such as filmmaking, journalism, and both nonprofit and for-profit businesses. 

In person tickets or live streaming available at https://casicalifornia.org