Article Excerpt: The three-day AI at 70: What Must Remain Human? conference at Dartmouth included more than two dozen panel discussions, keynote speeches, and other presentations. The talks featured pioneering researchers, leaders in artificial intelligence, and scholars who study AI’s potential effects on society. Here is a sampling of reports from some of the sessions…
“Think back to your first year of college, not the big moments, but the little moments, like the night that you skipped dinner because there was a big problem set you hadn’t done yet,” said Geisel School of Medicine professor Lisa Marsch, who opened the session talking about Evergreen, a generative AI platform being built by Dartmouth students and faculty to provide students with personalized wellness support.
“For most of us, those are moments that passed, but for some students, these are events that quietly stack up,” said Marsch, who leads the project as the founding director of the Center for Technology and Behavioral Health and the Andrew G. Wallace Professor of Psychiatry and Biomedical Data Science.
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