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DESCRIPTION:Presentation Summary: "Do the Machines Need Us? How AI Changes 
 the Way We Work and Learn This talk briefly traces how we got to AI and hi
 ghlights its main challenge via a true story that once baffled observers. 
 We’ll get into the likely impact on businesses\, innovation\, and humans
  - and what employers should be looking for from an education today. Bio: 
 Professor Roessler is an economist at Cal State East Bay\, with previous a
 ppointments at the National University of Singapore\, the University of Qu
 eensland (Australia)\, Erasmus University (Netherlands)\, the University o
 f Vienna\, as well as Rice University (TX) and Brown University (RI). A co
 mpetitive chess player in his youth\, Professor Roessler specializes in ga
 me theory\, the study of strategic interactions. His research has been pub
 lished in the “top five” economics journals\, a distinction won only b
 y a small fraction of professors in the field. His PhD is from the Univers
 ity of Melbourne (Australia)\; his recent interests include the economics 
 of AI and decentralized networks. 
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LOCATION:Redwood Canyon Golf Course
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SUMMARY:Professor Christian Roessler\, Economist\, CalState 
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 amily:arial\,helvetica\,sans-serif\;"><strong>&quot\;Do the Machines Need 
 Us? How AI Changes the Way We Work and Learn</strong></span></span></p>\n\
 n<p><span style="font-size:16px\;"><span style="font-family:arial\,helveti
 ca\,sans-serif\;">This talk briefly traces how we got to AI and highlights
  its main challenge via a true story that once baffled observers. We<span 
 dir="RTL">&rsquo\;</span>ll get into the likely impact on businesses\, inn
 ovation\, and humans - and what employers should be looking for from an ed
 ucation today.</span></span></p>\n\n<p><span style="font-size:16px\;"><spa
 n style="font-family:arial\,helvetica\,sans-serif\;"><u>Bio</u>:</span></s
 pan></p>\n\n<p><span style="font-size:16px\;"><span style="font-family:ari
 al\,helvetica\,sans-serif\;">Professor Roessler is an economist at Cal Sta
 te East Bay\, with previous appointments at the National University of Sin
 gapore\, the University of Queensland (Australia)\, Erasmus University (Ne
 therlands)\, the University of Vienna\, as well as Rice University (TX) an
 d Brown University (RI). A competitive chess player in his youth\, Profess
 or Roessler specializes in game theory\, the study of strategic interactio
 ns. His research has been published in the <span dir="RTL">&ldquo\;</span>
 top five&rdquo\; economics journals\, a distinction won only by a small fr
 action of professors in the field. His PhD is from the University of Melbo
 urne (Australia)\; his recent interests include the economics of AI and de
 centralized networks.</span></span></p>\n
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