Is AI Leading Us Toward a More Dangerous World Disorder?

Subject: [Grafton Discussion] 💻 Is AI Leading Us Toward a More Dangerous World Disorder? 💻

Is AI Leading Us Toward a More Dangerous World Disorder?

Speaker: Michèle Flournoy

Michèle Flournoy served as the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy — the principal policy advisor to the Secretary of Defense — and co-founded both WestExec Advisors and the
Center for a New American Security, one of the country's leading nonpartisan national security think tanks. She is widely regarded as one of the most influential voices on U.S. defense and foreign policy.

Her lecture examines AI's central role in the strategic competition between the United States and China, including its use in intelligence, cyber operations, and the military.
She addresses the questions Americans and their elected representatives will increasingly need to grapple with: How will AI change warfare and deterrence? What ethical guardrails are needed? And how do we ensure that humans remain accountable for AI-driven
decisions on the battlefield?

NOTE: This lecture is part of a six-lecture series "How Is Artificial Intelligence Transforming America?" Six experts. Six Wednesdays. One of the most important conversations of our time. This July and August, the Osher at Dartmouth Summer Lecture Series
brings nationally recognized voices on Artificial Intelligence to Lebanon, NH, and screens worldwide.

Wednesday, August 5

9:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Lebanon Opera House

51 N Park St,

Lebanon, NH 03766

Cost:

Osher Member: $35

Non-Member: $45

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A series ticket gives you access to the recording link for any sessions you have missed.

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Non-Member: $165

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