A.I. 2040 and Beyond 20221012

In the year 2031, or 2040 and beyond, there are outstanding questions to consider to explore significant advances in learning and reasoning.

Join host X, and co-host AFOSR program officer for the Science of Information, Computation, Learning, and Fusion, Doug Riecken, on October 12, 2022 from 2-4pm EDT for a lively discussion with A.I. leaders: X as they debate the next big question in the science of artificial intelligence.

This is an ongoing series of 2-hour sessions with thought leaders on the subject.

Agenda

INTRO SECTION
2:00-2:10 EDT	Welcome from AFOSR X Dr. Doug Riecken, AFOSR
THINKER/SPEAKER SECTION
2:10-3:25 EDT	Remarks and Panel Discussion Each speaker will present in ~7-8 min their question(s) and a couple of comments to communicate the key ideas – then at least two or more of the other four speakers will comment on the question(s) for ~7-8 min in order to explore more details. Speaking order: X
OPEN DISCUSSION BY SPEAKERS WITH ALL ATTENDING
3:25-4:00 EDT	Interactive Discussion We invite all attendees to pose questions/topics for the panel speakers

Panel Bios

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	Speaker, Organization Question: Link to bio: Doug Riecken, AFOSR program officer for the Science of Information, Computation, Learning, and Fusion Riecken is a trained concert pianist with a B.A. from the Manhattan School of Music and studies at the Juilliard School of Music. He spent many years performing classical, jazz, and rock styles on international concert tours with world-renowned artists before he switched to a career in cognitive and computing science. He received his PhD from Rutgers University under thesis advisor Dr. Marvin Minsky from MIT; a founding father of artificial intelligence. Riecken and Minsky spent 30+ years in friendship researching learning and the mind. Riecken is a thought leader in the areas of big data analytics and machine learning, human-computer interaction and design, knowledge discovery and data mining, global cloud enterprise architectures, and privacy management. He joined the Air Force Office of Scientific Research as a program officer in 2014 and is a senior member of the AFRL ACT3 team. Full Bio