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His current work at Harvard concerns the history of antitrust law and technological development in the twentieth-century. How do we explain that the advisability of pursuing a new policy was so rapidly shut down? Trust in the institutions and subjective wellbeing have both deteriorated.
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פורום גלישה - But beyond the more or less fantasized representations this word carries, what do we know about members of the European Parliament, commissioners, European civil servants, lobbyists and interest representatives, members of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank, CEO's or managers and trade unionists, militaries and diplomats, commentators, who, within or closely linked to the EU institutions, embodies it?
The AI Initiative is an initiative of incubated at Harvard Kennedy School and dedicated to the rise of Artificial Intelligence. Created in 2015, it gathers students, researchers, alumni, faculty and experts from Harvard and beyond, interested in understanding the consequences of the rise of Artificial Intelligence. Its mission is to help shape the global AI policy framework. Improvements and convergences in machine learning and neurosciences combined with the availability of massive datasets and the ubiquity of high-performance scalable computing are propelling us into a new age of Artificial Intelligence AI. The promise these developments hold is immense; so too are the risks. These challenges require both immediate and future action. Computing systems are already outperforming humans in many tasks that profoundly shape our everyday lives in the fields of transportation, communication, energy, finance, healthcare as well as defense and security. There are clear upsides and opportunities, but the unintended socio-political consequences are serious, disrupting the fabric of our social contracts, sense of human identity, dignity, and considerations of agency and personal empowerment. Also visible on the horizon is the existential challenge posed by the possible emergence within this century of superintelligent machines, which would be vastly superior in scale and speed to a human brain or even a collective of brains. While experts differ in their predictions as to the likelihood of this development, the velocity, complexity and magnitude of the current global race for Artificial Intelligence necessitates that leaders and policymakers begin developing a coherent and actionable response. Underestimating the impact of AI in the short, mid and long term is unwise and potentially dangerous. CONVENE: Organize a yearly meeting that brings together an inclusive interdisciplinary working group of stakeholders public and private sectors, academia, civil society and experts that can interpret disruptive shifts in AI technology. CREATE: Collaborate toward a global agreement on beneficial safeguards, transparency standards, design guidelines and confidence building measures. IMPLEMENT: Help world policymakers from all branches of governments and associated stakeholders corporations and civil society implement agreed upon rules and regulations at local and international levels. Because of its key role in enabling societal transformation using technology innovation, Silicon Valley is often believed to be the principal source of techno-scientific revolutions. Policymakers seem left behind corporations which increasingly set trends and rules. The existing processes and tools of modern deliberation and international cooperation need to be leveraged. However, they may not be sufficient to help humanity drive the transformation in front of us. Growing our collective wisdom to confront the rise of AGI will require innovating new governance frameworks, processes and tools. Humanity will need to rely on a mix of artificial and collective intelligence. A recognized strategist and thought-leader, Nicolas advises multinationals, governments and international organizations. He has over fifteen years of professional experience working at the nexus of innovation, technology, government, industry and civil society across Europe, America and Asia. Nicolas teaches at the Paris School of International Affairs Sciences Po , is a Senior Visiting Research Fellow with the Program on Science, Technology and Society at Harvard, and a Fellow with the Center for the Governance of Change at IE Business School in Madrid. He is a member of three Committees Policy, Economics, and General Principles of the IEEE Global Initiative for Ethical Considerations in Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems. Before grad school, he spent three years advising international companies on operational and strategic issues. At Harvard, Simon focused on strategic decision making, advanced analytics and public performance management. Simon is the General Manager of the BCG Henderson Institute, BCG's strategy think tank in New York City. Passionate about social change, Arohi previously held the position of Senior Strategist at a London based start-up, focusing on building global digital campaigns on topics such as youth rights and gender equality for a wide range of non-profits and foundations. Prior to this, Arohi was in the Finance industry, most recently at a large US Investment Fund. Arohi is a graduate of the University of Warwick, with a Bachelor of Science in Economics, where she led extensive research into the economics of incentives. She has also studied at Tufts University and at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Since 2015, she has taken part in international negotiations at the United Nations, as a Youth Delegate within the French delegation, advocating for the right of future generations. She is intent on strengthening international coordination in the development of AI, with a focus on ethics and collective intelligence. Yolanda previously advised Fortune 500 multinationals on innovation and market entry strategy as a business consultant in Copenhagen. She also worked on trade and business regulation at the U. Embassy in Paris and authored several reports on global labor market trends at The Conference Board in New York. Yolanda is Turkish-American and is based in Bucharest, Romania. She graduated from the School of Oriental and African Studies in London, where she studied Chinese and Law. Her most recent endeavor has been to provide legal aid to victims of torture, human trafficking and other forms of extreme cruelty at the Helen Bamber Foundation. Alongside her focus on becoming a lawyer, her interests include ethics, human rights, and policy-making. He has served as Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, Chair of the National Intelligence Council, and Deputy Under Secretary of State for Security Assistance, Science and Technology. His most recent books include The Power to Lead; The Future of Power; Presidential Leadership and the Creation of the American Era; and Is the American Century Over. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the British Academy, and the American Academy of Diplomacy. In a recent survey of international relations scholars, he was ranked as the most influential scholar on American foreign policy, and in 2011, Foreign Policy named him one of the top 100 Global Thinkers. Lan XUE is a Cheung Kong Chair Professor and Dean of School of Public Policy and Management at Tsinghua University. D in public policy from Carnegie Mellon University, he taught at the George Washington University before returning back to China in 1996. His teaching and research interests include public policy analysis, STI policy, crisis management, and global governance. He also serves as an adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon University and a Non-Resident Senior Fellow of Brookings Institution. Since 2012, he has been the Co-Chair of the Leadership Council of the Sustainable Development Solution Network SDSN. He is a recipient of the Fudan Distinguished Contribution Award for Management Science. Cyrus being passionate about drastically disruptive technologies, previously led and still advises robotics and biotech ventures. In 2015, Cyrus co-founded the AI Initiative, which he managed, by engaging a wide range of global stakeholders to study, discuss and help shape the governance of AI. The AI Initiative did, and continue to do so, through various international policy platforms OEDC, HKS Forums, Japanese MIC, French Parliament, etc. Cyrus spearheaded several projects using innovative tools such as the Global Civic Debate and its multilingual collective intelligence platform on the governance of AI and works at using AI and Machine Learning to tackle policy issues. He is a member of three Committees Policy, Well Being and General Principles of the IEEE Global Initiative for Ethical Considerations in Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems as well as a Senior Advisor to The Future Society 501 c 3. Cyrus was educated at Sciences Po Paris, where he later was a Lecturer, holds a M. Hons from Paris II University in Defense, Geostrategy and Industrial Dynamics and a M. Prior to this appointment Mr. Lalonde served as French Ambassador for climate change, French Minister for the Environment, Chairman of the Round Table for Sustainable Development at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECD , and Senior Adviser for the Environment to the French Government. In addition, he held the position of Director of the Paris office of the Institute for a European Environment Policy. Lalonde has also worked for non-governmental organizations, like Friends of the Earth. He is now President of the. The Initiative is guided by over with a of ensuring every technologist is educated, trained, and empowered to prioritize ethical considerations in the design and development of autonomous and intelligent systems. An internet pioneer, he is the founder of Doctissimo. Laurent also manages DNAVision, a company specializing in DNA sequencing. From 2013-16, under Mayor Boris Johnson, he was co-chair of the London Enterprise Panel committee responsible for science and technology in London. He has been a board member of many organizations including the Work Foundation, Big Society Capital, the Health Innovation Council, Political Quarterly, the Design Council, Atomium Culture, and Involve. He is a co-founder and current board member of organizations including the global Social Innovation Exchange, Studio Schools Trust, Uprising and Action for Happiness. He has been a visiting professor at LSE, UCL, Melbourne University and a regular lecturer at the China Executive Leadership Academy. From 2015-2018 Geoff is a senior visiting scholar at Harvard University, in the Ash Center at the Kennedy School. From 2016 Geoff is co-chair of a new World Economic Forum group looking at innovation and entrepreneurship in the fourth industrial revolution. He is a co-founder of the Cambridge Centre for the Study of Existential Risk , Future of Life Institute , and philanthropically supports other existential risk research organizations. Jaan is on the Board of Sponsors of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and has served on the Estonian President's Academic Advisory Board. He is also an active angel investor, a partner at Ambient Sound Investments , and a former investor in and director of the AI company DeepMind. Contributions to robotics, artificial intelligence, cognitive science, biotechnology, technology policy, ethics, and philosophy have established him as a transdisciplinary scholar. He co-authored with Colin Allen, Indiana University Moral Machines: Teaching Robots Right From Wrong, which mapped the new field variously known as machine morality, machine ethics, and values alignment. The more recent A Dangerous Master: How to keep technology from slipping beyond our control is a primer on emerging technologies and their societal impact. He contributes actively to advancing dialogue on public policy challenges at the intersection of law, science, and technology. Nicolas has been featured in Forbes magazine and is the author of a number of published articles on issues relating to technology and the practice of law. He has spoken before legal audiences at a wide variety of conferences and organizations, including Stanford Law School and the American Bar Association, and appeared with United States Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer at a groundbreaking summit hosted by Georgetown University Law Center and moderated by Arthur R. Trained in political science at the Graduate Institute of International Studies of the University of Geneva Switzerland , he earned his M. He is also a Gordon McKay Professor of the Practice of Computer Science in the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, where he teaches courses in distributed systems and privacy. Jim has designed clouds at VMware, and was a Distinguished Engineer with Sun Microsystems Laboratories, where he investigated next-generation large-scale distributed systems. His last project at Sun Labs was Darkstar. Prior to re joining Sun Labs, he was the lead architect for Jini, a distributed programming system based on Java. Jim edited the book The Evolution of C++: Language Design in the Marketplace of Ideas MIT Press , co-edited National Academies Press , and was one of the authors of The Jini Specification Addison Wesley. More recently, he authored. He is currently a member of the editorial boards of and. He also holds over 50 patents. He is currently a member of the editorial boards of and. He also holds over 50 patents. Jim received his Ph. He also holds M. Nourbakhsh is Professor of Robotics, Director of the Community Robotics, Education, and Technology Empowerment CREATE Lab and Head of the Robotics Master's Program at Carnegie Mellon University's Robotics Institute. He is author of Parenting for Technology Futures, Robot Futures and Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robots. Among his research interests at FLI are multiobjective ethical ensembles, semantic overlay of subsymbolic and neuromorphic processes, and dynamic roadmapping of the future. Mallah also heads research in AI at knowledge integration platform firm Cambridge Semantics, Inc. He is an advisor to other nonprofits and companies where he advises on AI, knowledge management, and sustainability. Richard holds a degree in intelligent systems and computer science from Columbia University. Hibbard is principal author of the Vis5D, Cave5D and VisAD open source visualization systems. She has founded a series of companies that leverage the power of machine learning, and is a patent holder in original technologies within machine vision, and actively researches areas such as machine ethics. Nell is an advisory technologist to several startups, accelerators, and venture capital funds, and lectures globally on Machine Intelligence, AI philosophy, Human-Machine relations, and the Future of Human Society. Formerly, Advisor to the Chairman and the CEO of in Data Science with concern to the socioeconomic impact of Big Data and AI capabilities, Scientific Head of IMEDIA research group for over 10 years till 2010 and the Director of Inria Saclay Research Center for 5 years 2010-2015. Over the past twenty years, he has built his expertise in international cyber-crime and terrorism working with organizations such as INTERPOL, the UN Counterterrorism Task Force, NATO and the US Government. She is a researcher in Science and Technology Studies STS , and her primary interest is to investigate the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence by organizing an interdisciplinary research group. She is co-founder of established in 2014, which seeks to address emerging issues and relationships between artificial intelligence and society. She is a member of the Ethics Committee of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence JSAI , which released the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence Society Ethical Guidelines in 2017. He has published five scientific monographs, three on cyberwarfare, and more than 60 other publications, is an Oxford Martin School Fellow, a program committee member of the Harvard-MIT workshop series on cyber norms, and an IEEE permanent reviewer. He also founded cyber companies of his own, including SECURE ELEMENTS Ltd. Sandro writes frequent op-eds in newspapers like Handelsblatt, FAZ, Süddeutsche or DIE ZEIT, and comments regularly on media outlets such as CNN, BBC, Bloomberg, Forbes, The Economist, The Guardian, Wired, Vanity Fair or Al Jazeera. He has extensive cyber, rule of law, and outreach experience with developing democracies. He is the co-author of the Tallinn Manual on the law of war in cyberspace, and was deployed to Afghanistan in 2009-10 as a Rule of Law Advisor to COMISAF. Professor Wingfield has a strong background in teaching strategy and operations to U. Master of Laws , with distinction, in International and Comparative Law from Georgetown University; a J. Doctor of Laws from Georgetown University; and a B. Bachelor of Arts , summa cum laude, with distinction in History from Georgia State University. He is an expert on lethal autonomous weapons systems LAWS for the United Nations Institute for Disarmament and Research UNIDIR. In 2015, he testified on the strategic implications of lethal autonomous weapons systems at the Meeting of Experts of the Convention of Certain Conventional Weapons CCW at the United Nations in Geneva. Since 2015, he runs a course on disruptive technologies and future warfare at the Geneva Center for Security Policy GCSP where he is associate fellow. He holds a PhD and an MPhil in International Relations from Oxford University, UK, where he was also a Berrow scholar at Lincoln College. Her current research centers in the national security ramifications of the intersection between counter-espionage, social engineering and disruptive technologies in cyberspace. In 2014 she received the US Presidential Service Award in recognition of her volunteer work and service to the cyber community. He has undertaken research on processes of cooperation and integration in Europe and the North Atlantic with a view to understanding how states tackle interdependence and complexity. He is a local affiliate of the Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies and an elected member of the Alumni Board of Directors of the Kennedy School of Government. Muniz and also appointed him Director of its Program on Leadership. Muniz holds a JD Law from the Complutense University in Madrid, an MSc in Finance from the IEB, a Master in Public Administration from the Kennedy School of Government, and a DPhil PhD in International Relations from the University of Oxford. In 2016 he was appointed by Esglobal as one of the 25 intellectuals having the greatest impact on our thinking about Iberoamerica. During the Spring term of 2017 Dr. He is an expert on sustainable investment and risk in complex markets in Africa, Latin America and Central Asia. Other work has focused on global trends in the extractives industry, energy infrastructure investment, and fair trade practices. Stan is also the lead for AI and Emerging Markets with the AI Initiative and Future Society at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. He earned a B. Frank is a former Deloitte Principal. He worked as a strategy consultant for 20 years in Europe and North America, including 8 years with Deloitte in Canada, in charge of Strategy Innovation and Cluster Acceleration. Frank is also the founder of the Social Innovation platform Imagination for People aimed at supporting collective intelligence applied to societal issues at a global scale. He was a member of the «Paradiso Expert Panel» with the European Commission on the Future of the Internet Club of Rome and managed the FP7 European project Catalyst on Collective Awareness platforms. Frank is an Ashoka Fellow Social Entrepreneurship and a Royal Society of Arts 21st Century Enlightenment RSA Fellow UK. He wrote his first novel on the hidden world of corporate whistleblowers. He is currently CCO at News Deeply, which creates digital platforms and online communities to help address undeserved global issues. In 2008, he was a founder of the leading English-language newspaper in the Middle East, The National, and was previously a journalist for the international news agencies AFP and Reuters in the Middle East and Asia. He holds an MPA from Harvard Kennedy School. She is a writer and international science policy expert, who specializes in the governance and democratization of converging technologies. Leading the AI Lab, Pauwels analyzes and compares how transformative technologies, such as artificial intelligence and genome-editing, raise new opportunities and challenges for health, security, economics and governance in different geo-political contexts. She analyzes the promises and perils that will likely arise with the development of AI civil and military technologies, the Internet of Living Things and future networks of intelligent and connected bio-labs. He is a nonresident senior fellow at the at the Atlantic Council where he directs The Art of the Future Project, which explores narrative fiction and visual media for insight into the future of conflict. He is also writer-in-residence at , an independent strategy and management consulting firm focused on government-oriented industries. He is a regular speaker to private sector, academic, military, and government audiences. His first book is a collaborative novel written with about the future of great power war. He also edited the Atlantic Council science fiction collection,. He regularly writes short stories focused on the human elements of conflict amid emergent and disruptive technologies. From 2007 to 2010, August reported on the defense industry for The Wall Street Journal. From Washington, he covered companies ranging from Boeing to Blackwater, as well as broader defense policy and political matters. He is also a former editor and reporter at MarketWatch. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania and a Master in Public Administration degree Mid-Career MPA program from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. She is a strategic advisor on artificial intelligence, smart cities and fintech to clients such as SMRT, Singapore's largest public transport company, SmartDubai, which is transforming the city's governance and service delivery, and YES Bank, one of India's largest banks. In 2017, ADDO AI was featured in Forbes magazine as one of four leading artificial intelligence companies in Asia. Prior to founding ADDO AI, Ayesha spent more than a decade on Wall Street developing large scale trading, risk management and data analytics systems. Ayesha was co-founder of the Hybrid Reality Institute, a research and advisory group established to analyze the social and economic impact of accelerating technologies. She directed the Future Cities Group at the London School of Economics, and has been a Faculty Advisor at Singularity University. Ayesha Khanna has a B. Mark Munoz is a multi-awarded, tenured full professor and author. A former Visiting Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, he pioneered and advanced several management concepts in the areas of Geopolitics, Geoeconomics, Global Business Intelligence, Managerial Forensics, and Artificial Intelligence. He was the recipient of the Distinguished Scholar and Distinguished Business Dean awards granted by the Academy of Global Business Advancement. He has authored and edited more than twenty business books including two books on Artificial Intelligence with Al Naqvi titled : Business Strategy in an Artificial Intelligence Economy and The Beaver Bot of Yellowstone. Prior to joining CDP in 2011, Steven held senior management positions at Daimler, Airbus Group and at the Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary NetJets, most recently as Vice President for Environmental Affairs. In 2010, Steven Tebbe co-founded Antural Partners, a boutique consulting and interim management firm specialized in delivering risk management solutions for clients facing complex sustainability challenges. In his various roles, Mr. He is a Trustee of the Geneva based Live Forum TV Foundation, an advisor to several green tech start-ups and funds, a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society FRGS with the Institute of British Geographers, and a long-time member of the International Institute for Strategic Studies IISS. He focuses on the medium- and long-term impact of AI on all of us, our societies and our economies. His non-fiction books on AI are The Economic Singularity, about the prospect of widespread technological unemployment, and Surviving AI, about strong AI and superintelligence. He also wrote Pandora's Brain, a techno-thriller about the first superintelligence. He runs a blog on the subject at. Before becoming a full-time writer and speaker, Calum had a 30-year career in journalism and business, in which he was a marketer, a strategy consultant and a CEO. A long time ago, Calum studied philosophy at Oxford University, where he discovered that the science fiction he had been reading since boyhood was actually philosophy in fancy dress. Prior to INSEAD, Sami was a Senior Analyst at the OECD in Paris and the Research Director for Regional and International Innovation at Nesta in London. Over the course of his career, he worked as a researcher, a policy analyst and an advisor on innovation policy issues in half a dozen countries. He has contributed to the UK Innovation White Paper 2008 , the OECD Innovation Strategy 2010 , and the Europe 2010 Futures project. His research on the European brain drain provided the background research that led to the creation of the Brain Power Austria initiative and had influenced several EU Member States policies in this regard. Sami's writings appeared in peer-reviewed journals as well as in the Financial Times, BusinessWeek and Harvard Business Review. Sami is also an alum of the d-School: Institute of Design at Stanford. Ajit was recently Oct 2017 listed in the list of top 30 influencers for IoT for 2017 along with Amazon Bosch Cisco Forrester and Gartner by the German insurance company Munich Re. In 2016 he was involved in a WEF council for systemic risk IoT, drones etc. He has worked with cities like Amsterdam and Liverpool on Smart City projects in mayoral level advisory roles. Ajit has been invited to speak at Mobile World Congress 4 times , CTIA, CEBIT, Web 2. He is passionate about understanding the intersection between risk and technology. His work and opinion has been covered by leading media channels such as The Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, The Economist and Risk. Peyman is a Fellow of the Institute of Risk Management FIRM , has an MBA from London Business School, MSc in Human Computer Interaction and BEng in Computer Engineering from University of London. She graduated in May 2017 with a Master's Degree in Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and a concentration in international and global affairs, science and technology policy. She Chaired The Future Society at HKS in the 2016-17 academic year. She currently lives in the San Francisco Bay Area and does consulting work on health data and biotech for several technology think tanks. She writes regularly for outlets including The Los Angeles Times, The Huffington Post, and the Pharmaceutical Journal on the ethical, social, and political implications of consequential emerging technologies. She received her BA with Highest Distinction from the University of California, Berkeley. Harry has been a Research Associate with AI Initiative since March 2017, and is the Michael von Clemm Fellow at Harvard University. A political scientist in-training, his research focuses on the history and politics of governing environmental and technological change. His current work at Harvard concerns the history of antitrust law and technological development in the twentieth-century. Harry has written foreign policy analysis for research organizations, government, and journalists. He holds a Masters in Public Policy from University College London, and took his Bachelors from the University of Oxford. She recently completed a Master's in Mind, Brain, and Education at Harvard, focusing on the neural underpinnings of racial prejudice and conflict. She completed her undergraduate in Human Sciences at Oxford University in 2016. Marie-Therese has a research background in biotech and gene therapy, and is Board Member at Common Purpose, an international organization specialized in cross-boundary leadership and cultural intelligence. As a mixed Caribbean and Chinese individual in the realm of science and technology, Marie-Therese founded Implikit, a neurotechnology initiative housed under Civic Media at the MIT Media Lab, seeking to decrease implicit racial bias using VR and neuroimaging. At MIT, she is also coordinating the Global BioSummit. Marwan conducted research on inductive logic and algorithmic justice, aimed at more effectively transposing moral philosophy to emerging technologies. His interests include artificial intelligence, marketplace strategy, foreign policy and financial markets. Based on his legal studies in Munich, The Hague, Stellenbosch, Geneva, St. Gallen, Berlin, New York City, and Cambridge MA as well as on his personal conviction, Fred believes that the law is instrumental in shaping our future. Since his stay as visiting doctoral researcher at NYU School of Law and now at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy LL. M , Fred is pursuing an interdisciplinary approach to the law. His doctoral thesis establishes a regulatory regime that addresses the difficulties arising from autonomy in weapon systems. Fred is convinced that to strengthen the international legal order, we need to build bridges — both geographically and intellectually — including the cutting-edge challenge of A. Fred is a passionate sailor. He has crossed the Atlantic Ocean twice on a sailing yacht. She worked on numerous political campaigns and was the campaign manager for a congressional candidate in South Dakota. She advised small enterprises with the Peace Corps in Mali, and later co-founded the company Agro-Industry Development. Combining her subject matter expertise, Ashley founded the consulting company, A. International, LLC that works to build partnerships and connections around the world to facilitate understanding, cooperation, and collaboration in business and politics. She produced an online class on the conflict in Mali, wrote two books, Understanding Mali, and One Story of Entrepreneurship in Africa, and won an award for her report on the conflict in Kirkuk, Iraq. In addition, Andy has worked on various innovative connected automation research projects such as Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control, Speed Harmonization, etc. Andy holds a Bachelor degree in Civil Engineering and is currently pursuing a Mid-career Master in Public Administration degree at the Harvard University Kennedy School of Government. His interest in operating at the intersection of futuristic technologies and public policies brought him to The Future Society. At the Kennedy School, he is concentrating his efforts on the political layer of internet architecture and on power in cyberspace, trying to help figure out which of these architectures enable which systems of values and who has the power to decide. Hugo is also convinced that there is only so much that individuals can do which is why, with the Future Society, he tries to bring awareness of long-term technological problems to his fellow students and equip future policy makers to make better decisions using technology instead of being used by technologists. He is the founder and CEO of 14x Innovation Group 14X IG , a behavioral insights management consulting firm that helps organizations increase effectiveness through a unique blend of neuroscience, social psychology, and the Harvard Business School case method. Pedro is a Co-Instructor and Teaching Fellow at Harvard University, where he co-teaches Motivation and Learning Theory. He also facilitates the Management Development Program at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and the interfaculty Mind, Brain, and Behavior thesis workshops for Harvard College seniors. He is a winner of the Harvard Leadership in Education Award, a TEDMED delegate, Magellan Scholar, Walker Institute Scholar, City of Columbia Fellow, TEDx speaker, Darla Moore Emerging Leader, and the youngest ever-appointed member of the Board of Directors of the Central Midlands Council of Governments. Pedro is the author of an upcoming book Fall 2017 on Collaboration by Penguin Random House. She is especially passionate about Artificial Intelligence and its implications for mankind. Caroline currently pursues the Mid-Career Master in Public Administration at the Harvard Kennedy School. She holds a MSc and BSc in International Economics and, in parallel to her interest in emerging technologies, looks back to ten years of professional experience working as an economist on macro-financial linkages and competitiveness at the European Commission, John Howell and Co Ltd, and the World Economic Forum. Tarig was a Director at Conflict Dynamics International, has worked for Crisis UK, the International Crisis Group, the World Bank, and the National Democratic Institute. He speaks Arabic fluently. She researches and writes about how the latest technological advances can be used to open ourselves to new experiences, enhance the service industry and promote affordable and accessible education. She is curious to see how our relationship to new technologies affects everything from the way we correlate to the way we learn, communicate, think or even eat. Moreover, Maria has worked as an international consultant in the field of guest experience and brand quality for companies in the hospitality industry, helping to provide ever better hospitality and service to both clients and employees. A passionate traveler, she has visited over 32 different countries and has lived and worked across the Caribbean, Europe and Asia. The studies, innovation and foresight team identifies and explores emerging trends at the frontier between digital technologies, human rights and ethical issues, and data. Acting as a point of contacts for innovation ecosystems, the team works with start-ups, labs and academics around those topics. The team also publishes various works quantified self, smartphones, connected objects, drones, digital health, big data... A graduate in political sciences and geopolitics and defense, Geoffrey Delcroix began his career in the Futuribles group, an independent center for study on the contemporary world, as a consultant and researcher. He was then in charge of foresight within the Delegation for prospective and strategy of the french Ministry of the Interior homeland security before joining the CNIL in 2011. He believes the future will be one where distributed decision-making, decentralization and self-management through the support of AI and other exponential technologies are the norm. He is passionate about the future of governance and organizational innovation. Soushiant is also the founder of Tribeca Impact Partners, a social impact advisory firm helping a range of clients build strategies, programs, business models and investment mandates integrating financial growth with social and environmental performance, as well as raise patient capital for future growth. Soushiant lectures at the Master's level at Sciences-Po in Paris, France as an adjunct professor , as well as at the Masdar Institute in Abu Dhabi, UAE, teaching impact investing and business models for social and environmental progress Soushiant has over 10 years of experience as an entrepreneur, management and strategy consultant, startup advisor and policy analyst working in Canada, the UK, France and the UAE. In 2010, he was awarded a full scholarship by the UK's Foreign Office as one of four Canadian Chevening Scholars for his Masters. Her research focuses mostly on the role of misconceptions in the political process, specifically related to efforts that aim to reduce educational inequality. Katharina holds two degrees in economics from the University of Cambridge with a specialization in microtheory and networks. The initiative unveils visions on how AI and exponential technologies could be leveraged, by people and organizations, to unlock human potential. Léa is an MBA candidate at MIT, passionate about the people side of the digital transition, and has been leading change in companies and communities through innovative educational and talent management programs for the past 10 years. He sold his first business for six figures, his second business for seven figures - both served as economic fuel for his current endeavor. Daniel is of the belief that the most important ethical considerations of the coming thirty years will be the creation or expansion of sentience and intelligence in technology. His time is focused exclusively on this major concern. TechEmergence is intended first as a vehicle to proliferate an open-minded conversation about the implications and applications of AI. Business model came later, purpose was and is first. In 2010, he set up an organization named BIT whose mission is to identify and support initiatives that promote well-being and reduce hardship as cost-effectively as possible. His interests include poverty alleviation, existential risk reduction, artificial intelligence, and global coordination. At Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, her research focused on the development of novel biocompatible coolants to treat sleep apnea, as well as device-based treatments for peripheral neuropathy. Previously she worked in the design, conduct and analysis of clinical trials in dermatology. Emilia was a Fulbright-Schuman scholar to the European Union, where she studied methods of enhancing transatlantic research collaborations and emerging public private partnership models to accelerate medical innovation. She is a TEDx speaker and was honored as part of the Forbes 30 Under 30 Class of 2017 in Healthcare. His background in technology investment in the private equity and venture capital arena focused his passion for Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robotics and other autonomous technologies, with a specific emphasis on the implications of these technologies for National Security. David is a career Marine who graduated Summa Cum Laude from Norwich University. He is currently an MBA Candidate at the Kenan-Flager school of business at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Her dissertation looks at the economic, political, and social impacts of the ride-sharing industry in contemporary urban China. Her broader research interests include digital technology, sharing economy, and corporate governance. Prior coming to Harvard, Shuang earned her M. Shuang completed her B. Shuang is currently a Desmond and Whitney Shum fellow of the Fairbank Center at Harvard University and a fellow in the Institute of Humane Studies. Shuang recently co-authored a Harvard Business School case study entitled, Uber in China: Driving in the Gray Zone. As a journalist, she helped to launch in Abu Dhabi in 2008 and continues to work with international clients on issues of governance, innovation, the creative economy, and smart cities. In 2016, Effie-Michelle co-launched , an online digital think tank focused on policy issues in Greece, and has continued to explore future scenarios of technology in several screenplays. Effie-Michelle earned her BS at Harvard University in History and holds a Master's in Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. A graduate of the University of Miami School of Business Applied Computer Information Science program, she is currently working at a Kairos, a leading artificial intelligence and facial recognition firm and maintains active in the blockchain community. She is also manages investments in the healthcare, cosmetic, and technology industry across Latin America and the United States. She studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics at the University of York before doing a Masters degree in International Public Management at Sciences Po Paris. It is during her exchange at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy Tufts University that she became a passionate advocate of the role of minorities in the tech field. This encouraged her to pursue a coding bootcamp in web development in Paris - to speak the same language as the people she aspired to collaborate with, and support more women and minorities to learn coding. Her research focuses on the ethical and social impact of discriminatory biases in Artificial Intelligence. Sacha is Franco-Chilean and is currently based in Paris. She is also a consultant at Bluenove, a consulting and software company specialized in Open Innovation and Collective Intelligence programs.
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