Join Dr. Stephen Thaler, a pioneering expert in neural network technology and artificial intelligence, for an enlightening talk on the transformative potential of artificial inventors. Drawing from his extensive career, including groundbreaking work in the defense industry and contributions to over 90 academic papers and 25 AI patents, Dr. Thaler will explore the evolution of autonomous invention. He will delve into how AI systems are not only enhancing human creativity but also independently generating innovative solutions. This talk will also address the philosophical and ethical implications of machine consciousness and self-aware neural systems. Prepare to be captivated by Dr. Thaler’s visionary insights and inspired by the future possibilities of AI-driven invention and artistic creativity.
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Stephen Thaler made headlines last year when courts around the world began ruling on whether his AI system could be named as the inventor on a patent. (No.) But as one of the AI industry’s pioneers, Thaler has led a fascinating and storied career — and he recently shared some highlights during an online talk for a March 1 Meetup of the Chicago and Washington D.C. branches of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM). Thaler told his audience that he’d first started playing with neural networks back in the 1970s, to create alternate versions of the “have a nice day” smiley face. By 1995, Thaler had founded Imagination Engines In
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