HUMAN MACHINE – WHO’S PROGRAMMING WHOM?
Sold out! RANGA YOGESHWAR & IYAD RAHWAN
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The events series “Ranga Yogeshwar & ...” focuses on the rapid development of artificial intelligence and its implications. It provokes a confrontation with the prevailing, culturally-shaped understanding of the world and raises new ethical questions.
Futurium
VA-Ticket
10.00€
VA-Ticket erm.
5.00€
In the opening discussion of this events series, science journalist and physicist Ranga Yogeshwar and computer scientist Iyad Rahwan (Director at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development) will use the concrete example of automated driving as the focus for their talk about the great challenges and questions arising from the development of artificial intelligence. Whereas in former times machines were mere tools, in the future they’ll be able to make ethical decisions. Can artificial intelligence model our lives identically? Or are there limits?
THE GUESTS FOR THE EVENING
- Ranga Yogeshwar, science journalist and physicist
- Iyad Rahwan, computer scientist and Director at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development
INFORMATION
- Admission to the event starts at 7.30 pm
- Venue: Forum
- Admission: regular price €10 / reduced price €5
- Event language: English with simultaneous translation
- A guided tour of Futurium is scheduled for 18:45.
- You can register on the day at Futurium, so long as places are available.
ACCESSIBILITY
- Futurium is a wheelchair-accessible venue.
- An induction loop system is available.
- We’ll keep seats free for those of you who wish to sit close to the stage because of your visual impairment.
If there are any other access-related needs on your part, please let us know and we’ll try to find a solution: info@futurium.de.
DATA PRIVACY
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DISCOUNTS
Discounts for workshops, guided tours and events are available for school students, trainees, welfare recipients, holders of the Berlin Pass, federal volunteers, students and people with severe disabilities (50 percent or more). The people accompanying them will also have free admission.