The Ecological and Human Dimensions of Artificial Intelligence Discussed in Memory of Bill Newlin
Dr. Hien Nguyen will examine the material, human, and ecological foundations of artificial intelligence within the framework of human ecology at the second annual Bill Newlin Memorial Faculty Lecture.
The second annual Bill Newlin Memorial Faculty Lecture at the College of the Atlantic will address the material, human, and ecological systems that make artificial intelligence possible. The event will bring academic perspectives together with participants.
The Human and Ecological Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
Dr. Hien Nguyen takes a detailed look at the material, people-oriented, and ecological systems behind artificial intelligence technologies. This comprehensive review provides an important perspective for understanding the societal and environmental impacts of technology.
Artificial Intelligence Through the Framework of Human Ecology
Inspired by ongoing coursework, the presentation evaluates the phenomenon of artificial intelligence directly through the lens of human ecology. The political and economic dynamics related to the subject are shared with attendees.
Bill Newlin Memorial Faculty Lecture
This special annual lecture series honors the school's esteemed faculty members while building a strong bridge between supporters and the academic program. The event serves as an important gathering point within the academic community.
Participation Conditions and Event Flow
The forty-five-minute presentation will be followed by a question-and-answer session and an in-person reception. This invitation-only gathering will be attended by members of specific communities and the board of trustees.