Our homes, industries, livelihood, toys, robots, and even our wars are being shaped by rapid advances in AI. How do we ensure that the resulting systems connect these advances equitably to the benefit not just of business, but also of society?
The AI Breakfast Roundtable at Techonomy 2016
Our homes, industries, livelihood, toys, robots, and even our wars are being shaped by rapid advances in AI. How do we ensure that the resulting systems connect these advances equitably to the benefit not just of business, but also of society?
By Atticus Mulkey
Operations Coordinator, Techonomy
Atticus joined Techonomy in 2016 to assist with operations, events and speaker relations. He has years of experience leading event teams at various companies, big and small. Most recently, he oversaw operations for a fast-growth tech startup in NYC. He is a runner, a freelancing violinist and proponent of all things Techonomic. Atticus is a graduate of The Johns Hopkins University.
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