Institute of Philosophy and DSIT: AI  Assistants — Tools or Colleagues

Institute of Philosophy and DSIT: AI Assistants — Tools or Colleagues

By DSIT & History and Policy
Online event

Overview

What AI assistants are becoming, how they shape human decision-making, and what is genuinely new in contemporary AI.

Panel: Dr Ben Henke, Prof Murray Shanahan, Prof Nick Shea, Prof Ophelia Deroy

Chair: Prof Barry Smith

A high-level orientation to the rapidly evolving landscape of AI assistants: what they are becoming, how they shape human decision-making, and why they are increasingly treated as collaborators rather than tools.

The emphasis is not on technical training but on giving policy makers a clear, conceptually grounded way of understanding these systems and the questions they raise.

We will highlight what is genuinely new in contemporary AI, what is merely a rebranding of familiar ideas, and where the real inflection points lie as these systems are deployed across public and private sectors.

Category: Science & Tech, Science

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  • 1 hour
  • Online

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Online event

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DSIT & History and Policy

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Jan 27 · 3:00 AM PST