Keynote Panel: The Future of Safety and Security

How will a future world with ubiquitous artificial intelligence (AI) affect our global safety and security? What is the U.S. Department of Defense doing today to adopt AI and prepare for this future world? How are these issues considered in the commercial sector and investment community? When we make near-term decisions to develop and employ new AI-enabled capabilities, we need a framework for considering the longer-term opportunities and risks. Our panel explores these issues and more.

Moderator
Christine Fox, Assistant Director for Policy and Analysis, Johns Hopkins APL

Panelists
Max Tegmark, MIT Professor and Director of the Future of Life Institute
Bob Work, Former Deputy Secretary of Defense, Co-Chair of the National Security Commission on AI
Lt. Gen. John “Jack” Shanahan, Director of the Joint AI Center of the U.S. Department of Defense
Katherine Boyle, Principal, General Catalyst

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