Join the Berkman Klein Center and the AI Safety Student Team for a speaker series on AI governance! Free lunc h will be provided\, RSVP here 🙂
About the Event
Dr. Elizabeth Seger expl ores the rapidly evolving landscape of open-source AI\, tracing how the dis course has shifted dramatically in recent years. This talk will highlight e merging areas of consensus\, persistent tensions\, and critical open questi ons that continue to shape the debate around AI openness.
Join us for a nuanced exploration of the complex trade-offs between innovation\, safet y\, and accessibility in AI development. Free lunch will be provided.
About the Speaker
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irector of CASM\, Demos’ digital policy research hub. Previously\, El izabeth worked as a policy researcher at the Centre for the Governance of A I in Oxford where she led projects on open-source model sharing strategy an d the democratisation of AI. Her work is internationally recognized\, helpi ng set the stage for international debates on AI policy including with OECD working group on AI and around the UK’s AI Safety Summit and the Biden Adm inistration’s Executive Order on Safe and Trustworthy AI. Elizabeth h olds a PhD in Philosophy of Science and Technology from the University of C ambridge\, where she remains a research affiliate with the AI:Future and Re sponsibility (AI:FAR) project investigating the impacts of AI on informatio n environments and democratic processes. Event Co-Sponsors: Harvard Law AI Student Association\, Harvard Journal of Law & Techn ology |