Tim Hwang
Author, Subprime Attention Crisis | Former Google and Harvard-MIT AI Initiative
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Tim Hwang is a writer and researcher and the author of Subprime Attention Crisis, a book examining how digital advertising financializes attention. He previously served as global public policy lead for artificial intelligence and machine learning at Google and as director of the Harvard-MIT Ethics and Governance of AI initiative. His writing has appeared in The New York Times, Wired, and The Atlantic.
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How to Talk So Language Models Will Listen
Should you be polite to your language models? If so, why? This talk will explore recent research examining the numerous curious ways that language models have unexpectedly inherited human norms, practices, and foibles.
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Wrap Up: A Day at the Intersection of Marketing and AI
BrXnd Ad Turing Test
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| Speaker | Shared events | Where they appeared together |
|---|---|---|
| Mark D'ArcyCorporate VP & Global Creative Director | Microsoft AI | 2 | BRXND NYC 2023, BRXND NYC 2024View shared history → |
| Noah BrierCo-Founder, Alephic | Founder of BRXND | 2 | BRXND NYC 2023, BRXND NYC 2024View shared history → |
| Shareen PathakProduct, Shopping AI | Amazon | 2 | BRXND NYC 2023, BRXND NYC 2024View shared history → |