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X-WR-CALNAME:NULab Spring Conference 2023
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DESCRIPTION:Generative AI: Creative Potentials and Ethical Responsibilities
 \n\nJoin us for the sixth annual NULab spring conference\, featuring talks
  by Northeastern faculty\, staff\, and students about their work in digita
 l humanities and computational social science. This year’s theme will be
  “Generative AI: Creative Potentials and Ethical Responsibilities” and
  will include a diverse set of interdisciplinary presentations on topics i
 ncluding creative uses and ethics of generative AI. Our keynote address wi
 ll be delivered by Dr. Lara J. Martin\, CIFellow Postdoc at the University
  of Pennsylvania. This event will be hybrid: join us in Raytheon Amphithea
 ter on the Northeastern Boston campus\, or by Zoom.\n\n \n\nRegistration i
 s required for this event: RSVP here. If you are joining remotely\, you ca
 n RSVP at any time to receive a Zoom link. If you will be attending in per
 son and would like to join for lunch\, please RSVP by April 14. See the ev
 ent page for more information. \n\n \n\nSchedule (all times in Eastern)\n\
 n9:30am: Light breakfast9:45am: Welcome by Dan Cohen\, Dean of Libraries\;
  Vice Provost for Information Collaboration\; Professor of History\, and U
 ta Poiger\, Dean\, College of Social Sciences and Humanities\; Professor o
 f History10-11:30am: Panel: Making\, Creating\, and Experimenting with AI1
 1:30am-12:30pm: Lunch12:30-1:45pm: Keynote address by Lara Martin\, "Digit
 al Bards: How Dungeons & Dragons will Make for Better AI" 2-3:30pm: Panel:
  Exploring the Ethical Contours of AI \n\nKeynote biography\n\nDr. Lara J.
  Martin is a 2020 Computing Innovation Fellow (CIFellow) postdoctoral rese
 archer at the University of Pennsylvania working with Dr. Chris Callison-B
 urch. In 2020\, she earned her PhD in Human-Centered Computing from the Ge
 orgia Institute of Technology\, where she worked with Dr. Mark Riedl. She 
 also has a MS in Language Technologies from Carnegie Mellon University and
  a BS in Computer Science & Linguistics from Rutgers University—New Brun
 swick. Dr. Martin’s work resides in the field of Human-Centered Artifici
 al Intelligence with a focus on natural language applications. They have w
 orked in the areas of automated story generation\, speech processing\, and
  affective computing\, publishing in top-tier conferences such as AAAI\, E
 MNLP\, and IJCAI. They have also been featured in Wired and BBC Science Fo
 cus magazine.
LOCATION:Raytheon Amphitheater
SUMMARY:NULab Spring Conference 2023
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