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SUMMARY:AI Civics: The Race to Superintelligence
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DESCRIPTION:What does it mean for a handful of companies to be racing towa
 rd "superintelligence" — AI capable of anything the human brain can
  do? Uses excerpts from Jennifer Strong's The Race to Superintelligence.\n
 https://columbus.libnet.info/event/17591895
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>What does it mean for a handful of compani
 es to be racing toward "superintelligence" &mdash\; AI capable of anything
  the human brain can do? This session uses excerpts from journalist Jennif
 er Strong's Pulitzer Center&ndash\;supported reporting\,&nbsp\;The Race to
  Superintelligence\, to walk through how we got here\, what's at stake (fr
 om privacy and trust to bigger existential questions)\, and the ethical ch
 oices ahead. Designed for beginners\, seniors\, and anyone with no technic
 al background &mdash\; just an interest in understanding the AI decisions 
 being made on our behalf\, and what role the public can play. Free and ope
 n to all. Supported by a Pulitzer Center grant.</p>\nhttps://columbus.libn
 et.info/event/17591895
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