Where Form 2220 Governing 2023-2024

Thanks everybody for coming. This is a really exciting program, being sponsored by the Graham school and three of our master's programs. We have a master in biomedical informatics, a master in data analytics, and a master in threat and response management. These programs are all geared towards the analysis of data and using machine learning and analytics. Part of the thrust for all the programs is to understand how to use data in an ethical way and how to use these algorithms that we're developing in a thoughtful way. I met Andrew a couple of years ago at South by Southwest through a mutual friend. We were both giving talks that year and had an amazing conversation about our applications of machine learning. As a physician, we're seeing the use of machine learning algorithms all over the hospital and medicine, from predicting cardiac arrest to predicting sepsis to predicting patients that will be readmitted to the hospital. We plow ahead with developing our models and predictions, but it wasn't until I spoke to Andrew that I really stopped and thought about the implications of these algorithms and how they could be used in both good and bad ways. It was an eye-opening experience and ever since that meeting, I've been excited about bringing Andrew here to talk. Andrew is a fascinating guy. He used to work for the FBI cyber division and is currently the chief privacy officer at Mu De, a data science company. He does really fascinating work and is tuned into both the technical analytic side and the legal and ethical implications of the work that we do. The title of Andrew's talk is "Regulating Artificial Intelligence: How to Control the Unexplainable". As you listen to Andrew, I want you to keep in mind the science and computer...