Learning, Teaching, and Communication in the Age of AI: Wisdoms and Warnings from Harvard Data Science Review
Date and Time
Join us for a conversation with Xiao-Li Meng on Learning, Teaching, and Communication in the Age of AI: Wisdoms and Warnings from Harvard Data Science Review where he will share his reflections on how the science of artificial intelligence depends on human intelligence and diligence, based on his teaching, research, and mostly his editorial experience from HDSR, which features everything data science and data science for everyone. In particular, through Stepping Stones and the column on Minding the Future, HDSR examines educational policies and innovations that improve data science education at all levels, from early childhood to the corporate boardroom.
The conversation will be moderated by Manuel Fernández, Innovation Editor, El Mercurio Newspaper.
About the speaker
Xiao-Li Meng, Whipple V. N. Jones Professor of Statistics, former Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) and founding editor-in-chief of Harvard Data Science Review (HDSR)
The presentation will be with simultaneous translation.
Limited spaces. RSVP by November 18, email: carolinacabreracastro@fas.harvard.edu.
Presented in collaboration with Harvard Data Science Review, Harvard Club de Chile, Fundación Luksic, and Fundación Reimagina.