Description
It's no secret the world needs saving -- from climate change and environmental disaster, from the rise of populism and the decline of democracy, and from the chasms in equality and inclusion that underpin and exacerbate these crises. What part do today's digital and information technologies play in rescuing us from crises and building back better -- or in aggravating challenges and widening divides? For - John Gordon, President, Commercial IoT Group, Lenovo - Gina Neff, Professor of Technology & Society, University of Oxford - Rim Tehraoui, Group Chief Data Officer, BNP Paribas Against - Rahaf Harfoush, Executive Director, Red Thread Inc , Rising Talent 2014 - Genevieve Smith, Associate Director, Center for Equity, Gender & Leadership, University of California Berkeley, Haas School of Business* - Dessilava Savova, Partner, Clifford Chance Jury: - Dipty Chander, President, E-mma - Tabitah Goldstaub, Chair of the UK Government's AI Council and Co-Founder, CogX - Aurelie Jean, Computational Scientist and CEO, In Silico Veritas Poetic interlude by Amanda Gorman, Youth Poet Laureate, "We Rise"Replay: The New York Times Debate: Technology will save the world
Nov 18th, 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Presented by
DC
Dipty Chander
Association E-mma
President
FD
Francesca Donner
The New York Times
Gender Director
TG
Tabitha Goldstaub
CogX
Co Founder
JG
John Gordon
Lenovo
President, Commercial Internet of Things
AG
Amanda Gorman
United States
Inaugural Youth Poet Laureate
RH
Rahaf Harfoush
Red Thread Inc.
Executive Director, Rising Talent 2014
AJ
Aurelie Jean
In Silico Veritas
Computational Scientist and CEO
GN
Gina Neff
University of Oxford
Professor
DS
Dessislava Savova
Clifford Chance
Partner
GS
Genevieve Smith
UC Berkeley Haas School of Business -...
Associate Director
RT
Rim Tehraoui
BNP Paribas Group
Chief Data Officer