Keynote

A future in the making

How much of our lives are we willing to hand over to the machines?
Time
10:50
Speakers
Inga Strümke, Author & Associate Professor in AI, NTNU

Where does computing stop and thinking begin? AI researcher Inga Strümke on what happens when machines that learn start shaping how we live, work and think.

Where does computing stop and thinking begin? And what happens when machines that learn start shaping the way we live, work and think? AI researcher Inga Strümke takes on big questions about the past, present and future of AI, and asks how much of our lives we are willing to hand over to the machines, and what the price might be.

In this talk she will unpack:

  • What am I not seeing when I trust an algorithm?
  • How do I know if an AI is actually competent, or just confident?
  • Where should I draw the line between automation I can trust and automation that scares me?