The GW School of Business held its third annual Business and Policy forum in late October, inviting policymakers, industry leaders, and experts to discuss the impact of emerging technologies, particularly AI-based technologies, on industry and the workforce. GW TAI Researcher Vikram R. Bhargava was featured at the event, sharing his insights on the ethical and social questions arising from widespread use of AI.
Here is an excerpt from the article: "He [Bhargava] said from a workforce perspective, it’s not only important to consider how AI might replace human tasks, but also under what conditions it should, and which skills humans must retain that AI cannot replicate.
'One of the core questions that we'll face as a society is what remains important for us to do, even if AI is better than us at it,' Bhargava said."
Read the full article on GW Today.