Varieties of Elitism: Possible relationships between humans and machines

Much as cells gain advantage by forming into interdependent bodies, humans and machines might gain advantage by forming into interdependent families, teams, companies, and so forth. This potential implies systems which leverage their own internal diversity, and prompts us to ask how one would need to organize to achieve such leverage. This talk makes clear that every form of social organization is a form of elitism. It will coincide with the public release of open source code you can use to compare various forms of elitism: fundamental design patterns for systems of machines, systems of people, and systems that integrate technology into human societies. Temporarily setting aside our subjective interests, we will run the objective calculations for common and potential forms of elitism. You are invited to develop and test your own designs to increase social intelligence.

Speaker(s): Dr. Chris Santos-Lang,

Agenda:

This is a webinar event. We will be using You Tube Live. Get the correct link to join from here:

http://ewh.ieee.org/r1/new_hampshire/NLSri/Jul2018/raswebinar072418.html

ignore the one below:

https://hangouts.google.com/hangouts/_/zeagaz5dlneblf567xjixxg5bue

You would need your ieee.org account to join.

You will be joining google hangout – and so it is best that you checkout noth ahead of time.

The start time 7:15 pm when the webinat site will open. We will spend the first 15 minutes to ensure that evryone is able to join in.

The meeting will start at 7:30 PM

Speaker Introduction

If feasible quick introduction of audience.

Talk and Presentation by Dr. Chris

Q/A and Discussion

Close 8:45 PM

Location:
Webinar
Nashua, New Hampshire
03062