Part of “East Meets West Talks” series, The Beijing Center presents “Ethics in the Age of AI.” The emergence and development of artificial intelligence has raised many ethical questions regarding its growing impact. Our interactive discussion will focus on exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, morality, and ethics. The specific focus will be on cross-cultural perspectives on AI deployment and stereotypes, as well as the extensiveness of data collection.
Date and Time:
-Thursday November 4th, 19:00-20:00 PDT (California)
-Thursday November 4th, 22:00-23:00 EDT (New York)
-Friday November 5th, 10:00-11:00 CST (Beijing)
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http://thebeijingcenter.org/east-meets-west
Over this past weekend, some of our students enrolled at Minzu University of China took their annual Spring Outing – this year, to Gubei Water Town. Situated about a 2-hour drive northeast of Beijing, the April weather made it absolutely perfect to explore for a spring outing. It surrounds various canals and offshoots of Yuanyang lake.
If you ever want to get a taste of Old Beijing, by far one of the best ways is to visit the hutongs. They’ve conceptually been around all the way since the 1200s, and in their most modern forms exist as protected alleyways and streets surrounded by old traditional houses and neighborhoods in the heart of Beijing and are recognized in China to be an important part of cultural heritage in the city.