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Schooling for Co-Existence
with Machine Intelligence
Monday, November 17 at 5 p.m.
at the University Club College Room
Sponsored by the Office of the Provost
Alan Lesgold, Professor and Renée and Richard Goldman Dean, School of Education The information revolution, like the industrial revolution, has dramatically changed what it is that makes a person valuable to enterprises and to fellow citizens. We cannot know with certainty which roles machines will take over and which will remain human roles, but I will make some rough predictions. I will also suggest several major changes that might make schooling, especially K-12, and life-long education more helpful to individual students and to society.
Complimentary light fare provided
Full restaurant food and drink selections available
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Mario C. Browne is the Director of the Office of Health Sciences Diversity. He has been in this position for the past three years. In his current role, Mario assists departments within the schools of the health sciences to seek qualified, diverse candidates for academic opportunities. He also does the following:
