​Human x Artificial Intelligence (HAI101) · Day 1 of 3

​About the series

​HAI101 is a lecture series spanning the social, behavioural and cognitive sciences, philosophy and AI, hosted by the Centre for Philosophy of Natural and Social Science (CPNSS) at LSE. Twelve speakers from Stanford, MIT, Princeton, Yale, Penn, Oxford, UCL, Utrecht, Groningen and LSE ask what machines that imitate us can teach us about minds, and what the study of minds can teach the machines. Full details at socialscience.ai.

​Schedule

• ​10:00 Welcome and introduction to HAI101

• ​10:30 — 11:30 The Developing Language Model: How Experience Shapes Learning and Failure · Steven Feng, Stanford [on screen]

• ​12:30 — 1:30 Neural Networks as Behavioural and Cognitive Proxy · Nick Oh, LSE

• ​13:45 — 14:45 Impact of AI on Human Expertise: Canaries in the Coalmine · Prof. Fernand Gobet, LSE

• ​15:00 — 16:00 Predicting and Understanding Human Behaviour with AI Simulations · Benjamin Manning, MIT [on screen]

​[*on screen]: Speakers joins live by video, shown on screen in MAR 2.06 only. No livestream or public link.

​Other days

​6 November (https://luma.com/r4yuj6gs) and 13 November (https://luma.com/5b0hhr3q), each with its own registration.