UBC CS Public Lecture: Regulation in the Age of Cloud Computing & Generative AI

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University of British Columbia@lemmy.caEnglish · 7 months ago

Location: UBC Robson Sq. C680 HSBC Hall

Join the CS department in a public lecture to learn more about the societal effects and implications for regulations in the development of Generative AI systems from the advancements of machine learning and cloud computing! The panel will include Prof. Lilian Edwards (Newcastle University), Prof. Christopher Millard (Queen Mary University of London), and Prof. Vered Shwartz from UBC Computer Science. For more info on the event and panel keynotes or to register, please visit myCS.

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