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THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC: SOME FEATURES OF AI SUPPORT

5 May 2020 – by Andrew Dolan The journal ‘WIRED’ ran a feature on 25 January this year entitled ‘An AI Epidemiologist Sent the First Warnings of the Wuhan Virus’.  The story recounted how a specialist ‘health monitoring platform’ in Canada used a particular AI supported system, named ‘BlueDot’, to provide early warning of the pandemic in early January 2020.

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CHOOSING THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT: THE CONSTITUTION AND THE REALITY / PÓDIUMBESZÉLGETÉS A NEMZETI KÖZSZOLGÁLATI EGYETEMEN

The National University of Public Service, Ludovika Budapest was happy to welcome a distinguished guest speaker, Hon. Richard Stearns, Federal Judge joined us from the United States. The discussion was focused on the 2020 American Presidential race, and its understanding between the constitution and ‘reality’.

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AI Forum Hungary 2019 -THE PRESENTATIONS

4th December 2019 Budapest WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION Andrew DOLAN – Welcome and introduction SESSION 1: THE IMPACT OF AI ON LEGAL SYSTEMS, STRUCTURES AND SERVICE dr. Miklós KLENANC PwC, Hungary: What will be the consequences of artificial intelligence for the legal profession – storm in a teacup?” – Slides/ Audio file to listen Hon. Richard STEARNS Boston (MA), USA : The Legal and Ethical Dilemmas Posed by Next Generation AI – Audio file to listen Q & A SESSION 2:…

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James Dolan, PhD

Junior Research Fellow in Science Communication, King’s College, University of Cambridge James is a scientist and science communicator. As Cambridge’s first Junior Research Fellow in Science Communication, he will continue his research at the intersection of nanophotonics and soft matter physics (“making optical materials make themselves”) as part of the Bio-Inspired Photonics Group, Department of Chemistry, whilst also practising and researching science communication. James is interested in how scientists’ perceptions of science, how it works, and its role in society…

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Soma Lehotzky

Junior Account Executive at Microsoft Profile: Working as a Junior Account Executive at Microsoft, my main duty is to understand the business needs of the Customer and to provide information and guidance on MS technologies. As a CEE AI Champion, I believe that Artificial Intelligence and Cloud computing can help every organization to achieve more. The question is how we can make sure that these tools are used in a compliant way to benefit all stakeholders. Work Experience: Microsoft –…

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dr. Gyaraki Réka Eszter

Önéletrajz                                             Személyi adatok   Vezetéknév(ek) / Utónév(ek)  dr. Gyaraki Réka Eszter  Mobil 36-70-398-0911   E-mail(ek) gyaraki.reka@uni-nke.hu  Szakmai Tapasztalat          Időtartam   Foglalkozás /beosztás    A munkáltató neve és címe                   2017. október 01.tanársegéd Nemzeti Közsolgálati Egyetem Rendészettudományi Kar Bűnügyi, Gazdaságvédelmi és Kiberbűnözés Elleni Tanszék                                  Időtartam            Foglalkozás /beosztás    A munkáltató neve és címe                   2015. október 01-tanársegédNemzeti Közszolgálati Egyetem Rendészettudományi Kar Magánbiztonsági és Önkormányzati Rendészeti Tanszék Időtartam 2009. augusztus 01. -2016. augusztus 31 Foglalkozás / beosztás Nyomozó A munkáltató neve és címe Budapesti Rendőr-főkapitányság Korrupciós-és Gazdasági Bűnözés Elleni…

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ARTIFICIAL AND ALIEN

Reading Stuart Russell’s new book, ‘Human Compatible’, which ventures into the depths of superhuman machine intelligence, I was reminded of an earlier work of science fiction, which addressed humanity’s interface with non-human intelligence. John Wyndham’s ‘The Kraken Wakes’, a typical 1950s science fiction thriller, the global community is facing up to a threat from the seas, itself brought about by some form of non-human intelligence.  Early on in this encounter, a key scientific ‘outlier’ suggests that a profitable way to engage…

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Richard G. Stearns

United States District Judge District of Massachusetts Judge Richard Stearns was nominated to a seat on the United States District Court for Massachusetts by President William J. Clinton. Prior to becoming a U.S. District Judge in 1994, he served as an Associate Justice of the Superior Court of Massachusetts, as First Assistant United States Attorney and as Chief of the Criminal Division of the federal prosecutor’s office in Massachusetts, and before that, as a Massachusetts Assistant District Attorney.  Judge Stearns has served…

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PHILOSOPHY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

A recent article in ‘Wired’, entitled ‘Silicon Valley’s Secret Philosophers Should Share Their Work’, by Alexis Papazoglou, stirred my interest. I was as curious as the author to learn how so-called ‘tech giants’ embed philosophers and ethicists into their programmes – how they are recruited, their experience or skill sets and crucially, what they do and their outputs to date. Unfortunately, the author concluded that at least in his case, there was simply insufficient data to offer the degree of…

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SHAPING THE HUMAN

Many years ago, the political theorist Hannah Arendt, wrote a compelling account of the impact of modernity on the human race entitled ‘The Human Condition: A study of the Central Dilemmas Facing Modern Man.”  If nothing else, the book was prescient: it commented on the potentially negative impact of science and technology on both the individual and society and underlined the future problems associated with machine intelligence – then described as automation.  Indeed, Arendt dwelt on a central problem of a future…

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ETHICAL ENQUIRY GROUP

RESEARCH PROPOSAL The implication of the continuing evolution of artificial intelligence for society has yet to be fully appreciated in Hungary.  That does not imply that people are totally unfamiliar with the basic contours of machine intelligence but rather that how it might be used and what the potential consequences might be.   Indeed, there has been a significant increase in the calls for just such deeper understanding amongst many AI commentators, as they concede unease over issues such as gene editing,…

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Your doctor is already intelligent: how “Medical AI” is missing the real, solvable problem of intelligent data aggregation for better health care delivery

by Nathaniel Hupert, MD MPH People who are either very lucky or very unlucky don’t have a doctor.  If you do have one, chances are she or he is intelligent, at a minimum in the sense of being competent at carrying out an integrated, purpose-driven set of deliberative functions aimed at maintaining or restoring your health. (If not, get a new one.)   The question facing advocates of the “AI Revolution” in medicine is whether it makes sense to trade in all or…

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN 2019: SOME BASIC TREND ANALYSIS

Discerning trends in Artificial Intelligence (AI) is never easy. Anyone familiar with predicting AI trends will know historically that there has been too many false dawns and especially in recent years, too much hype. What, therefore, might 2019 hold for us? Judging by the pattern of events over the past 12 months, I would submit that there will be one major trend and associated with it, a number of subsidiary directions. The major trend regarding AI development is the clear perception…

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