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Building a being: AI needs neuroscience for human connection avec Gunnar NEWQUIST
Current technology is building artificial intelligence which is quite opposite of human intelligence. Instead of the cold, calculating mimics that dominate the collective conversation, Dr. Newquist envisions warm, caring robots with emotions and personality. Accomplishing this, however, takes a revolution in both neuroscience and artificial intelligence. Dr. Newquist will walk us through his journey from scientist to technologist and some of the major technology challenges that he thinks need to be addressed to create human connection through more life-like AI robots.
Gunnar Newquist is a former concert pianist, record-holding extreme skier, and PhD Neuroscientist with a fascination for life-like robots. In 2015, he entered the technology space with the question, “Where are all of our synthetic buddies that science fiction promised us?” He founded a startup called Brain2Bot to build more life-like intelligence from the principles uncovered in his neuroscience research, rather than from traditional computer science. Since then, Gunnar has been working for AI and autonomous robotics companies as a Product Manager and consultant, focusing heavily on human-machine interactions. Today, he is on a mission to create human connection by developing technologies that bring people together, rather than isolate them. He believes this will take a revolution in both neuroscience and artificial intelligence to purposefully construct the best future possible.
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La conférence se tiendra en anglais, le temps d’échange en français.
Lien direct Zoom : https://univ-grenoble-alpes-fr.zoom.us/j/96130080996?pwd=RHJham5lUWRqUjlmczFXTHlBcUZBZz09
ID de réunion : 961 3008 0996 – Code secret : 648943
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Le séminaire Humanibots, coordonné par Véronique Aubergé (LIG) et Lionel Obadia (Université Lyon 2, LARHRA), est organisé par la MSH-Alpes dans le cadre de son axe de recherche « Humanibots » et en partenariat avec le Laboratoire d’Informatique de Grenoble (LIG), le Laboratoire de Psychologie et de NeuroCognition (LPNC), le Laboratoire de recherche historique Rhône-Alpes (LARHRA), le Laboratoire Interuniversitaire de Psychologie/Personnalité, Cognition, Changement Social (LIP/PC2S) et le CDP BOOT. >> Retrouvez les vidéos de ce séminaire sur notre Playlist Humanibots.