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DESCRIPTION:Please join the Maxwell School and Syracuse University for a sp
ecial evening exploring the impact of artificial intelligence in technolog
y.The panel conversation\, moderated by Maxwell \;Dean David M. Van Sl
yke \;and featuring the \;Hon. James E. Baker\, director of Syracu
se University’s Institute for Security Policy and Law\, Mary Daly G’91\, G
’94\, H’19\, president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve
Bank of San Francisco\, and \;Raj-Ann Rekhi Gill ’98\, operating partn
er at Silicon Valley Quad\, will include discussion about the evolving rol
e and influence of AI in technology innovation\, and its impacts on the wa
y we live and the greater societal and policy implications.Additional info
rmation and RSVP details are available on the 'Cuse Community event regist
ration page.Featured guests will include:David M. Van Slyke\, dean of the
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University an
d the Louis A. Bantle Chair in Business-Government Policy. Prior to becomi
ng dean on July 1\, 2016\, Van Slyke was associate dean and chair of Maxwe
ll’s public administration and international affairs department. He is a
tenured\, full professor of the Maxwell School and the College of Arts and
Sciences and a two-time recipient of the Birkhead-Burkhead Award and Prof
essorship for Teaching Excellence. Read moreThe Hon. James E. Baker\, tenu
red professor in the College of Law with a courtesy appointment in the Max
well School. Also serving as director of the Institute for Security Policy
and Law\, Judge Baker teaches classes on national security law\; emerging
technologies\; and national security\, ethics\, leadership\, intelligence
and the laws of war. Judge Baker is one of the most highly regarded natio
nal security lawyers and policy advisors in the nation. Read moreMary C. D
aly ’91 M.Phil. (Econ)/’94 Ph.D. (Econ)/’19 Hon.\, president and chief exe
cutive officer \;of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Daly as
sumed leadership of the San Francisco Fed in 2018\, building on a distingu
ished career as a labor economist\, policy advisor and leader. Daly’s exte
nsive research portfolio covers a broad range of topics that are centered
on understanding how the economy works for people. Read moreRaj-Ann Rekhi
Gill ’98 B.A. (IR/Newhouse)\, operating partner at \;Silicon Valley Qu
ad. (SVQ). SVQ is \;an angel investing syndicate based in Silicon Vall
ey that\ndoes seed round investments in early-stage technology companies.
Previously she\nworked for two decades in nonprofit fundraising and progra
m development for \;a wide range of organizations in New York and Sili
con Valley. Read more
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LOCATION:CA\,United States\,San Francisco\,Westin St. Francis\, 335 Powell
Street
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SUMMARY:The Transformative Power of AI: How is Technology Changing Our Live
s?
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Please join the Maxwell School and Syracuse
University for a special evening exploring the impact of artificial intel
ligence in technology.
The panel conversation\, moderated by Maxwel
l \;Dean David M. Van Slyke \;an
d featuring the \;Hon. James E. Baker\, director of S
yracuse University’s Institute for Security Policy and Law\, Mary
Daly G’91\, G’94\, H’19\, president and chief executive officer o
f the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco\, and \;Raj-Ann Re
khi Gill ’98\, operating partner at Silicon Valley Quad\, will in
clude discussion about the evolving role and influence of AI in technology
innovation\, and its impacts on the way we live and the greater societal
and policy implications.
Additional information and RSVP details are
available on the 'Cuse Community event registration page.
F
eatured guests will include:
David M. Van Slyke\, dean of t
he Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University
and the Louis A. Bantle Chair in Business-Government Policy. Prior to bec
oming dean on July 1\, 2016\, Van Slyke was associate dean and chair of Ma
xwell’s public administration and international affairs department. He is
a tenured\, full professor of the Maxwell School and the College of Arts
and Sciences and a two-time recipient of the Birkhead-Burkhead Award and P
rofessorship for Teaching Excellence. Read more
The Hon. Jam
es E. Baker\, tenured professor in the College of Law with
a courtesy appointment in the Maxwell School. Also serving as director of
the Institute for Security Policy and Law\, Judge Baker teaches classes o
n national security law\; emerging technologies\; and national security\,
ethics\, leadership\, intelligence and the laws of war. Judge Baker is one
of the most highly regarded national security lawyers and policy advisors
in the nation. Read more
Mary C. Daly ’91 M.Phil. (Econ)/’94 Ph.D. (Econ)/’19 Hon.\, president and chief executive offic
er \;of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Daly assumed leadership of the San Francisco Fed in 2018\, building on a
distinguished career as a labor economist\, policy advisor and leader. Dal
y’s extensive research portfolio covers a broad range of topics that are c
entered on understanding how the economy works for people. Read more
Raj-Ann Rekhi Gill ’98 B.A. (IR/Newhouse)\, operating partner at \;Silicon Valley Quad. (SVQ)
. SVQ is \;an angel investing syndicate based in Silicon V
alley that\ndoes seed round investments in early-stage technology companie
s. Previously she\nworked for two decades in nonprofit fundraising and pro
gram development for \;a wide range of organizations in New Yor
k and Silicon Valley. Read more