Presentation
When generative AI increasingly approaches or replicates human level content (images, sound, music, video), what happens to us as individuals and our societies? When we can no longer trust our senses, we need to adapt our information seeking behavior and ensure that both traditional and potentially new sources of veracity are readily available and used. In this talk, Henrik covers these topics and ends with a discussion of what this all means for the future of democracy.
Speaker
Henrik Skaug Sætra is an Associate Professor at the Department of Informatics with a broad and inter-disciplinary background and approach, mainly focusing on the political, ethical, and social implications of technology. He focuses specifically on the sustainability related impacts of AI, and he has published extensively on the relationship between technology and sustainable development and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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