Sedona, Arizona – Sedona’s great decision group considers topics artificial intelligencefocuses on national security, April 21stst 3250 White Bear Road at Sedona Public Library from 10am to noon. This presentation is open to the public and admission is free.
Group member Carla Williams will lead discussions on domestic and global AI governance, international security, advanced AI models, risks to personal security, risks to competing benefits of global AI governance, and US interests regarding risks.
Unknown to many, 77% of the population already uses AI-powered services, and the proportion is constantly increasing. According to experts, AI will ultimately replace driving, medical appointments, delivery, customer service, banking, design, education, writing, and countless typical interactive services we currently engage with humans. The Internet has made knowledge an external appendix and changed the way it uses memory and knowledge mechanisms. When AI controls, how will it change our knowledge and we feel safer?
The great decision group of Sedona, a local branch of the National Foreign Policy Association, has been meeting regularly since 1985 to discuss diplomacy. Our presentation covers issues of domestic concerns related to US foreign policy and related to Americans, allies, detractors and friends.
Everything is welcome, but seating is limited. Contact Charles Blum at chblum45@yahoo.com or call 301-717-4210 for enquiries to save your seat and get more information about the group.
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