A collectivist, economic perspective on AI

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  I'm Milan Wojnovich, I'm Professor of Data Science with the Head of Department of the Department of Statistics.

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  It's my pleasure to chair this evening's lecture.

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  I'll say maybe a few things just to give a background for the lecture.

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  So much of the recent conversation about AI has focused on building a single ever more capable machine.

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  Tonight's speaker asked us to widen the lens to think not only about the individual agent,

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  but about the collective it operates within.

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  So the people, institutions, markets, and the incentives that surround it,

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  that brings together statistics, computer science, and economics, which makes it a very LSE question.

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  Professor Michael Jordan is the Director of Research at India Paris and distinguished...

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  Professor Emeritus at the University of California, Berkeley, for over four decades.

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