Generation Beta and AI: The Great Balance, by Ronald Petty
- Mark Miller
- Apr 4
- 2 min read
Ronald Petty, is co-lead of the CNCF AI WG, chair of Internet Society San Francisco Bay Area Chapter, chair SF Bay ACM, and principal consultant at RX-M.
Other interests include Chair of Internet Society of San Francisco Bay Area Chapter, Chair of Association for Computing Machinery of the San Francisco Bay Area ACM Chapter, Co-lead of CN AI WG (part of TAG-Runtime of the CNCF).
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Session Description, Generation Beta and AI
Innovation is a circle, one where Society desires it and Technology provides it. How has society reacted over prior innovations such as electrification or the Internet? How might AI look to Generation Beta versus prior generations? Can individuals, groups, and societies play a part in this new period of technification.
In this talk we look not only at the promise of technical innovations, but the programs and processes used to manage these innovations in Society. For example, electrification has become one of the world's largest and most regulated markets. Can this journey guide the implementation and impact of AI? Can we get it wrong? We consider actions from individuals to civil societies and beyond and see if trends can be deduced. With this knowledge, you can influence innovation and make a better society.
Tools/Technologies Featured
Highlight key technology innovations and impact.
* Electricity
* Internet
* AI (basic text completion and reasoning example impact)
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