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Thinking Machines: Machine Learning User Submitted

When: Thu., July 12, 6-9:30 p.m. 2018
Phone: 415-750-7694
Email: publicprograms@famsf.org
Price: $20 Members | $25 Non-Members
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Join us for this upcoming program and networking night, beginning at 6pm with a viewing of the special exhibition Cult of the Machine. At 7 pm, the conversation begins in Koret Auditorium. Continue the discussion and mingle at our cash bar (drinks and snacks) from 8–9:30 pm. Does Artificial Intelligence truly exist yet? What can machines learn, what biases might be built into our teaching of them? How can we build inclusive Artificial Intelligence? What can robots be, beyond our popular culture ideas of humanoids? Join us for the next program in the Thinking Machines conversation series, featuring Stephanie Dinkins,

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