New Frontiers in Computing 2016
Cognitive Computing: to the Singularity and beyond — Tuesday May 17 — 4pm to 10pm — Stanford University, CA
Cognitive Computing systems
- Can machines develop their own world-view
Human-like thinking
- Can we harness the capabilities of future robotic intelligence and intellectual development
Highly automated society
- Machines for both physical and mental labor
NFIC 2016 Conference
Ask
What do we need to understand in order to develop the human/machine interface of the future? What’s happening in computing when Artificial Intelligence doesn’t seem artificial anymore? Will the smartphone be smarter than we are?
Discuss
Interactive panel sessions are led by recognized academic and industry experts, discussing the key issues facing cognition and computing. The first panel covers current state in processor architecture, language development and visual display. The next panel looks at what is next in the exciting world of natural language, human/machine interface and a revolution in the multi-dimensional capabilities of machine and humanity combined.
Shape the future
The near universal use of the cell phone for more than conversation indicates that a powerful new wave combining computing and cognition is moving to touch of our lives in ways never thought possible.
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