Information technology and innovation foundation, which has been ranked for the past several years as ontop technology think tank. Be here today to partner on this great workshop on this event in particular, this panel. Im joined by lynn parker, assistant director for Artificial Intelligence White House Office of science and technology policy. Next to her jason, general manager for Corporate Standards Group at microsoft. Finally Anthony Robbins, Vice President for north American Public sector at in nvidia. So we have a great group of public and private sector experts that can talk about activities in the Standard Development space from both the industry using the standards and the people helping define u. S. Leadership in ai standards. So before we get launched into the discussion, which will be about 45 minutes, then an opportunity for audience q a at the end, i want to do a little bit of stage setting here. So the term ai often used to describe two different but related topics. There
Hudson institute. It runs an hour. [captioning performed by the national ctioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] good morning, welcome to Hudson Institute. Im flexing your fellow here who focuses on northeast asia economics andâ– ;ogy issues. Thank you for going yesterday for our important event titled furthering u. S. Japancurity. Communications is essential to our modern economies as the demand for flow continues to increa. There are, of course, a lot of concerns about the diversity of Telecommunications Infrastructure whether it is undersea cables, satellites, various technologies such security throughout these systems. Weve pulled together an excellent panel today to talk about this. Folk from both the u. S. And japan who are experts in this field. Diverse expertise in this field, i should say, coming from various different agencies and organizations. But we wil i give brief introductions and then allow them to share their w
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Artificial intelligence and other developing Artificial Intelligence like robotic and Quantum Computing are important for long term growth. A senior strategist gave us his highlights. I think that there are two things that really catch my attention. One is the governments emphasis on improving Co Ordination between governments, local governments and local governments and the central government. Now, not many people talk about this. But i think this is quite important, because if this Co Ordination programme or plan is implemented effectively, it will go a long way to improve Policy Implementation in china. Because very often, governments dont really talk to each other much, and that really slows down government implementations. This is very important for me. And the number two important thing is, as you mentioned earlier, that theres an emphasis on the development of ai Tech Development and so on. That goes a long way to underscore the Policy Framework that beijing wants to implement t
The real risks and real risks and opportunities related to ai. I frame it in those terms because for the last six months we had a very exciting ai debate. Dominated by extreme voices around extreme fears or frankly unrealistic utopian visions about what ai can do for us and there is really important middle in between. Those are the nuts and bolts i would like us all to dive into. If there is anyone who feels they have not been keeping up to speed in the debate, do not worry, this technology is transformative and it will be here forever. You have not missed much. Number two, everyone firmly believed that because this will transform all of our lives, we have all arrived in a state with a voice in this discussion. I am going to dive in with you. You have said that the most important first step in dealing with ais understanding and managing the risks. Not everyone agrees. Sam altman, he wasnt sitting there consulting what has blueprint for ai when he released his chatgpt product into the w