While many celebrated efforts in Artificial Intelligence aim at exceeding human performance, the real promise of AI in real-world domains, such as healthcare and law, hinges on developing systems that can successfully support human experts. In this talk, I'll share several directions of research we are pursuing towards effective human-AI partnership in the open world, including combining the complementary strengths of human and machine reasoning, addressing concerns around trust, transparency and reliability, and using AI to improve human engagement.

A space to discuss Carol Anderson's White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of our Racial Divide, in advance of her talk on the Carlson Family Stage later in the evening.

Join the IAS for a forward-thinking conversation on University budget and finance in part three of this three-part series, with input from faculty, staff, and students system-wide.

LOCATIONS:

TWIN CITIES CAMPUS: Crosby Seminar Room (240 Northrop)
DULUTH CAMPUS: Kirby Plaza 173
CROOKSTON CAMPUS: Kiehl 105 (refreshments provided)

Join the IAS for a forward-thinking conversation on University governance in part two of this three-part series, with input from faculty, staff, and students system-wide.

The specific questions we'll be examining during this session on University Governance are: