{AI Colloquium #45} AI Challenges, Mythos and More
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In the last months a number of challenges related to AI have surfaced. The list below incorporates some pointers to these, along with some of the tools that may help us (professionals, et al) address these, mostly focused on IEEE capabilities While we will introduce these concepts in a short presentation, the key value of this meeting will be bringing diverse perspectives to the table to identify which issues are priorities, and what paths forward we can identify for students, professionals, colleges, and IEEE |
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- 505 Amherst Street
- Nashua, New Hampshire
- United States
- Building: Nashua Community College
- Starts 12 April 2026 04:00 AM UTC
- Ends 19 May 2026 02:00 AM UTC
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Jim Isaak of http://ai.ieee.org
AI Challenges
Security - Anthropic Mythos <Forbes>
Software Engineering- IEEE SWEBOK, ISO/IEEE Standards Suite, certifications
Ethics, Standards Tech Ethics
Jobs: Wharton School (look for other related AI items here as well)
Existential Threat - RAND report
Social Impact - OpenAI Industrial Policy For The Intelligence Age: Ideas To Keep People First
Biography:
Jim is retired from academia and the computer industry.
a volunteer with IEEE as part of the AI Coalition, IEEE USA AI Policy Committee,
and previously: President Emeritus, IEEE Computer Society, Chair ISO/IEEE POSIX/UNIX/Linux Standards
IEEE Board of Directors, VP Society for the Social Implications of Technology
Jim was introduced to AI by John McCarthy some decades ago in a class developing LISP programs to play chess.
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Address:Londonderry, New Hampshire, United States, 03053
Agenda
5:30 check in
5:40 AI Challenges overview -- Jim Isaak
6:PM Pizza and discussion
7PM adjourn