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Will AI Replace Me?
Fri, Oct 25
|Zoom
Fall and Winter 2024-2025 Session 2 - Join our panelists to hear about their projects, their potential outcomes, and whether AI has the authority and the power to actually replace us.
Time & Location
Oct 25, 2024, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EDT
Zoom
About the event
Are you working on an AI project in your library, archive or museum? Do your projects touch upon rights issues? Join our panelists Jeremy York, Steve Eberhart, and Amith Ananthram to hear about their projects, their potential outcomes and whether AI has the authority and the power to actually replace those of us and what the rights issues may be in their development.
About our panelists:
Jeremy York is Assistant Director of the Library Copyright Office at the University of Michigan Library. His professional background is in digital preservation and access, and he has conducted extensive research in digital curation and reuse of scientific data.
Steve Eberhardt is Project Coordinator of the Performing Arts Readiness (PAR) project. Steve has coordinated collaborative grant-funded projects at LYRASIS for 20 years. His most recent project provided training, grants, and consultations to preserve photographic and audiovisual collections at Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Amith Ananthram is a PhD student at Columbia with a research focus on learning image representations that are better informed by language. He is interested in understanding the properties of existing pretraining objectives and architectures, different techniques for aligning vision and language models, and caption generation in low resource domains (specifically works of art).