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Teaching Today’s AI Students To Be Tomorrow’s Ethical Leaders: An Interview With Yan Zhang - Future of Life Institute

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Some of the greatest scientists and inventors of the future are sitting in high school classrooms right now, breezing through calculus and eagerly awaiting freshman year at the world’s top universities. They may have already won Math Olympiads or invented clever, new internet applications. We know these students are smart, but are they prepared to responsibly guide the future of technology? Developing safe and beneficial technology requires more than technical expertise — it requires a well-rounded education and the ability to understand other perspectives. But since math and science students must spend so much time doing technical work, they often lack the skills and experience necessary to understand how their inventions will impact society. These educational gaps could prove problematic as artificial intelligence assumes a greater role in our lives. AI research is booming among young computer scientists, and these students need to understand the complex ethical, governance, and safe

Teaching Today’s AI Students To Be Tomorrow’s Ethical Leaders: An Interview With Yan Zhang - Future of Life Institute Skip to content Teaching Today’s AI Students To Be Tomorrow’s Ethical Leaders: An Interview With Yan Zhang Published: May 21, 2018 Author: Tucker Davey Contents Some of the greatest scientists and inventors of the future are sitting in high school classrooms right now, breezing through calculus and eagerly awaiting freshman year at the world’s top universities. They may have already won Math Olympiads or invented clever, new internet applications. We know these students are sma

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