AI, Neuroscience, and (Ir)responsible Storytelling

AI, Neuroscience, and (Ir)responsible Storytelling

Thursday, November 30, 2023 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM · 1 hr. (America/Los_Angeles)
AIScience

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AI, biotechnology and other areas of science and technology capture audiences' imaginations and curiosity. Why do some topics and stories we tell about emerging discoveries spark controversy? And what responsibility do factual producers have when telling stories about them?

Session Producer: Lee Constable (Australia)

Supported by The Kavli Foundation

The Kavli FoundationThe Kavli Foundation is dedicated to advancing science for the benefit of humanity. Its mission is to stimulate basic research in astrophysics, nanoscience, neuroscience, and theoretical physics; strengthen the relationship between science and society; and honor scientific discoveries with The Kavli Prize. Kavli funds basic research through partnerships and portfolios designed to push the boundaries of science in the four fields and at 20 Kavli Institutes. Through its Science and Society program, Kavli supports the Kavli Centers for Ethics, Science, and the Public and other endeavors that ensure the people, processes and products of science contribute meaningfully to society.

Registered attendees

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Aaron Hancox
Lead, Media Production and PartnershipsSandbox Inc.
Achim Odziomek
Achim Odziomek
Managing editorZDF
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Ailsa Orr
Head of TelevisionAtlantic Productions

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