“"The highlight was hearing a keynote from Jonathan Zittrain on "The Future of the Internet and How to Stop it." He was so entertaining and informative. If you ever have a chance to hear him, take it. We shouldn't believe that the Net will always be what we have now, plus more. Between aggressive government regulators, technology "advances," cautious administrators and political pressure groups, we could end up with less, not more, in the future."”
With the explosive growth of generative AI tools like GPT and DALL-E, it’s become an urgent business necessity to gain an understanding of how these large language models work and the opportunities and dangers they pose. Through entertaining, engaging discourse, he takes audiences on a tour of the ups and downs of AI’s evolution, demystifying the intricate workings, benefits and risks of AI models, so participants attain enduring understanding even as the names and capabilities of various models change from week to week. With an approachable style that resonates with audiences of any level of expertise, Zittrain’s insights empower business leaders to make well-informed decisions about integrating AI. Audiences walk away prepared with strategies that enable them to navigate the AI maze with confidence and be ready for any unexpected turns.
The world of 2016 is one where leaking a lot is much easier than leaking a little. And the indiscriminate compromise of people’s selfies, ephemeral data, and personal correspondence — what we used to rightly think of as a simple and brutal invasion of privacy — has become the unremarkable chaff surrounding a few worthy instances of potentially genuine whistleblowing...
In a salutation to the newly-named Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society, and a salute to the new and old members of the community, co-founder and Harvard Law School professor Jonathan Zittrain asked his audience during a talk last week, “Why does the internet matter?” The answer, it seems, quite fittingly parallels the history, mission and ethos of the Berkman Klein Center at Harvard University.

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