Channel Title: MIT Technology Review Channel Description: Our in-depth reporting reveals what’s going on now to prepare you for what’s coming next. Founded at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1899, MIT Technology Review is a world-renowned, independent media company whose insight, analysis, reviews, interviews and live events explain the newest technologies and their commercial, social and political impacts. MIT Technology Review derives authority from its relationship to the world's foremost technology institution and from its editors' deep technical knowledge, capacity to see technologies in their broadest context, and unequaled access to leading innovators and researchers. <video> Regulating Success, "Unethical Uses of AI in Healthcare," EmTech Digital Excerpt, with Tom Siebel Description: “These systems, absolutely hard stop, will be used to ration health care.” – Tom Siebel, Cofounder & CEO of C3 AI. Learn more about MIT Technology Review's events: https://www.technologyreview.com/supertopic/events/ Credits: MIT Technology Review’s EmTech Digital Conference 2023. Video from session featuring Tom Siebel, Founder & CEO, C3.AI at EmTech Digital, Tuesday, May 2, 2023. Session Title: Regulating Success Description: Businesses need to prepare now for the coming wave of AI regulations. We explore the critical issues that technology leaders need to know to ensure AI success and compliance in this newly regulated world. #technology #AI #artificialintelligence #health #healtchcare #regulation #ethics #emtechdigital #europeemtech #digital #london #mit #technology #review #Europe #robots #research </video> <video> Introducing the 125th Anniversary issue: Looking ahead at the next 125 years Description: This latest edition of MIT Technology Review commemorates our 125th anniversary by looking at the next century in tech. From a clean energy future, and the ability to change our own DNA, to preserving information about our current lives, our award-winning journalists examine groundbreaking innovations and their impact on our world. Explore the Next 125 issue today and discover all the remarkable possibilities of the future: https://ter.li/9ep95k #technology #shorts </video> <video> Geoffrey Hinton at EmTech Digital 2023 Description: Geoffrey Hinton speaks with Will Douglas Heaven, MIT Technology Review’s senior editor for AI, at EmTech Digital 2023 about the “existential threat” of AI. Watch the full interview: https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/05/03/1072589/video-geoffrey-hinton-google-ai-risk-ethics/ </video> <video> Critical AI Issues in Europe and Beyond - MIT Technology Review Description: Artificial intelligence took the world by storm in 2023. Its future—and ours—will be shaped by what we do next. Join MIT Technology Review journalists as they dive into the critical AI issues you need to know about in 2024. They’ll explore topics including the state of global AI innovation, regulation and policies in Europe and the US, and rising concerns on responsible AI usage. Speakers: * Mat Honan, Editor in Chief, MIT Technology Review * Melissa Heikkila, Senior Reporter for AI, MIT Technology Review * Will Douglas Heaven, Senior Editor for AI, MIT Technology Review * Originally produced on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/1145902/ * MIT Technology Review Events: https://www.technologyreview.com/supertopic/events/ #ai #artificialintelligence #london #europe #european #policy #aiact #emtech #emtechdigital #innovation #technology #ainews @mit </video> <video> On the Front Lines of AI - A Special EmTech MIT Preview, 2024 Description: The AI hype cycle is in full swing. However, there are very real and very practical AI technologies that will be transforming the way business operates in the future. As a special preview for EmTech MIT coming in the fall, join MIT Technology Review’s editorial team as they dive into how business, industry, and research will need to adapt, overcome challenges, and harness new technologies to drive progress while navigating AI innovation in real time. Join us at EmTech, MIT Technology Review’s flagship event, is September 30-October 1, 2024. ** Register: https://event.technologyreview.com/emtech-mit-2024 ** Editorial Hosts: - Niall Firth, Executive Editor, MIT Technology Review - James O'Donnell, Reporter for AI and Hardware, MIT Technology Review #EmTechMIT #AITrends #ClimateTech #MITTechnologyReview #NiallFirth #JamesODonnell #EmergingTech #AITrustworthiness #QuantumComputing #BrainInterfaces #GenerativeAI #Robotics #AIinMarketing #TechEvent #InnovationSummit #MITMediaLab #AIandClimate #SmartContracts #TechFuturism #AIandPrivacy #MIT </video> <video> MIT Technology Review & UK Department for Business and Trade present: Quantum Innovation Description: Quantum sensing and imaging is allowing us to delve deeper into brain health, identify diseases, and enhance treatment outcomes for patients. See how the UK government’s quantum development is helping unravel neurological complexities, and unlock possibilities for the future of neurological research, treatment, and prevention. Learn more about @biztradegovuk: https://www.great.gov.uk/campaign-site/invest-in-uk-research-and-development/quantum-technology/ This video was produced by MITTR Studios in partnership with the UK Department for Business and Trade. MITTR Studios is the custom video storytelling arm of MIT Technology Review. The editorial staff of Technology Review had no role in the creation of this content. *** Sources cited: https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/news/university-spin-out-named-best-medtech-start-up https://www.quantumsensors.org/ *** Transcript: The human brain is the most complex natural structure in the known universe, comprised of roughly 86 billion neurons transmitting 1,000 impulses per second. Much of how the brain works remains a mystery, driving the need for continuous research. Quantum sensing and imaging is bringing clarity to the world of neurology, and these advanced brain imaging solutions are needed now more than ever. In 2015, neurological disorders were the leading cause of disability-adjusted life years, and the second leading cause of deaths globally, at 16.8%, affecting 9.4 million people. Meanwhile, dementia prevalence is rising. The number of people living with dementia will double every 30 years, reaching 75 million by 2025, with a marked increase in developing economies. Quantum technology is bringing dramatic improvement to magnetoencephalography, or MEG, scanners — in detecting and treating neurological conditions such as autism, epilepsy, and dementia. The UK government is committed to making the United Kingdom a world-leading quantum economy. They’ve provided £1 billion pounds in funding since 2014, and have committed £2.5 billion pounds over the next 10 years to achieve this goal. Cerca Magnetics is a quantum company that grew out of years of research. With the UK Quantum Technology Hub Sensors and Timing, who provided funding, Cerca created the world’s first wearable MEG scanner.Conventional MEG scanners are bulky, and require patients to remain still for long periods of time. Cerca’s cutting-edge, optically pumped magnetometer system allows movement during scans. It uses small, innovative, highly sensitive quantum sensors that do not require cryogenic cooling, in a lightweight helmet that can adapt to any head shape or size and lets the patient move freely, allowing new accessibility for infants and children. These images can show moment-to-moment changes, providing an extremely powerful means to measure the brain, potentially facilitating further research into neurological diseases and treatment outcomes. The UK has world-leading strengths for quantum development: deep research talent, knowledge, and a rapidly growing quantum sector. With the assistance of the UK Quantum Technology Hub Sensors and Timing, Cerca Magnetics is leading the way. </video> <video> Elections and the Future of Misinformation, Interview with Nick Clegg, Meta - EmTech Digital 2024 Description: In 2024, over 40 national elections will happen around the world, making it one of the most consequential political years in history. At the same time, generative AI has enabled an entirely new age of misinformation. And it's all coalescing with major shakeups at social media companies and information platforms. What does the intersection of technology, social media, and information consumption mean for democracy? (Live interview from EmTech Digital, May22, 2024, hosted by MIT Technology Review,@technologyreview ) Bio: Nick Clegg, President, Global Affairs, Meta Sir Nick Clegg is President, Global Affairs at Meta. He joined the company, then called Facebook, in 2018 after almost two decades in British and European public life. Prior to being elected to the UK Parliament in 2005, he worked in the European Commission and served for five years as a member of the European Parliament. He became leader of the Liberal Democrat party in 2007 and served as Deputy Prime Minister in the UK’s first coalition government since the war, from 2010 to 2015. He has written two best-selling books, Politics: Between the Extremes and How To Stop Brexit (And Make Britain Great Again). Read the article at MIT Technology Review: https://www.technologyreview.com/2024/05/22/1092782/meta-says-ai-generated-election-content-not-happening-at-systemic-level/ Speaker: Nick Clegg, President, Global Affairs, Meta Host: Amy Nordrum, Executive Editor, MIT Technology Review #ai #artificialintelligence #elections2024 #facebook #meta #emtech #emtechdigital #election #democracy #socialmedia #massachusettsinstituteoftechnology #live #technology </video> <video> Humanity and AI: A conversation with the director of "The Creator" Description: As many today try to imagine the future of our world with artificial intelligence, MIT Technology Review’s senior editor of AI, Melissa Heikkilä, speaks with Gareth Edwards, director of the upcoming sci-fi epic “The Creator,” about the current state of AI and the pitfalls and possibilities ahead as this technology marches toward sentience. The film, releasing September 29th and starring John David Washington and Gemma Chan, imagines a futuristic world where humans and AI are at war and fundamentally explores humanity’s relationship with AI, what it means to be human, and what it means to be alive. Sign up for Melissa's newsletter, The Algorithm: https://forms.technologyreview.com/newsletters/ai-demystified-the-algorithm/ Visit MIT Technology Review at: https://www.technologyreview.com/ #AI #technology #news #thecreatormovie #garethedwards </video> <video> MIT Technology Review: Preparing you for what’s coming next in tech (:30) Description: Founded at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1899, MIT Technology Review is a world-renowned, independent media company whose insight, analysis, reviews, interviews and live events explain the newest technologies and their commercial, social and political impacts. MIT Technology Review derives authority from its relationship to the world's foremost technology institution and from its editors' deep technical knowledge, capacity to see technologies in their broadest context, and unequaled access to leading innovators and researchers. Our in-depth reporting reveals what’s going on now to prepare you for what’s coming next. Engage with MIT Technology Review here: https://www.technologyreview.com/ --- Subscribe to our journalism: https://www.technologyreview.com/subs... Subscribe to our newsletters: https://www.technologyreview.com/news... Listen: https://www.technologyreview.com/supe... Attend our events: https://www.technologyreview.com/events Custom Content (Insights & MITTR Studios): https://www.technologyreview.com/cust... Follow us on social: Twitter: https://twitter.com/techreview Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/technologyre... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mit-... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/technologyr... — Credits: MITTR Studios for MIT Technology Review: Caitlin Bergmann Copywriter: Caitlin Bergmann Production Company: The Reserve Label Executive Producer: Ryan Slavin MITTR Studios is the custom video storytelling arm of MIT Technology Review. The editorial staff of Technology Review had no role in the creation of this content. </video> <video> What’s next for space research? — In Machines We Trust Description: The International Space Station hosts scores of experiments that can’t be done on Earth. But it’s also showing its age—with repairs and safety concerns becoming increasingly common as it draws nearer to its end of life. In this episode of In Machines We Trust, we bring you a conversation with Astronaut Michael López-Alegría about the path forward for research in low Earth orbit, from MIT Technology Review’s flagship conference, EmTech MIT. Sounds from: - What the next space station might look like, CNBC via YouTube. - International Space Station removed from orbit 2031, NBC, via YouTube. - Space Station to retire in 2031, NASA says, Fox 35 Orlando, via YouTube. - Axiom Mission 1 Launches to the Space Station, NASA, via YouTube. In Machines We Trust is a podcast about the automation of everything. Host Jennifer Strong and the team at MIT Technology Review look at what it means to entrust artificial intelligence with our most sensitive decisions. Subscribe to In Machines We Trust— Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/in-machines-we-trust/id1523584878 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6QefEeY1IKYVn5w6nUV83Y?si=d344afe31525454 If you have an idea for a story or something you’d like to hear, please drop a note to podcasts@technologyreview.com. You can support our journalism by going to https://www.technologyreview.com/subscribe. Credits: This episode was created by Jennifer Strong, Anthony Green and Emma Cillekens. It was edited by Mat Honan, directed by Erin Underwood and mixed by Garret Lang. Episode art by Stephanie Arnett and special thanks this week to Amy Lammers and Brian Bryson from MIT Technology Review's events team. #podcast #technology #ai #artificialintelligence </video> <video> The Most Important Number in the World, featuring Mike Schroepfer - ClimateTech 2023 Description: To avert the worst impacts of climate change and preserve a livable planet, global temperature increase needs to be limited to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. No single technology, policy, or action will drive us to this goal, but new climate technologies present an opportunity to make the clean energy transition a reality. (Live interview from ClimateTech, October 4, 2023, produced by MIT Technology Review, @technologyreview ) Speaker: Mike Schroepfer, Partner, Gigascale Capital; Former CTO, Meta Host: James Temple, Senior Editor for Energy, MIT Technology Review BIOS: Mike Schroepfer has spent 25 years building technology companies as a founder, CTO of Facebook-Meta, and head of engineering at Mozilla where he’s scaled teams from 0-30,000+ and built real world stuff like datacenters (powered by 8GW of renewable energy!), consumer hardware, and drove long term R&D in AI, AR, and VR. He’s using these skills to fund science, policy, and companies needed to fight the climate crisis. James Temple is the senior editor for energy at MIT Technology Review. James is focused on clean energy and the use of technology to combat climate change. Previously, James was a senior director at the Verge, deputy managing editor at Recode, and columnist at the San Francisco Chronicle. #climate #climatechange #climatetech #technology #emergingtechnology #meta #Facebook #Gigascale #mit #venture #venturecapital #green #investing #society #massachusettsinstituteoftechnology #live #technology </video> <video> MIT Technology Review & Azure present: Azure Networking Services Description: Today’s reality is that work happens everywhere, so organizations are relying more than ever on networks to manage, connect, power, and secure everything they do. Looking for a network solution that can optimize performance and tighten security for your business? Enter Azure Networking Services. Explore how to ease the complexity of remote work, maximize edge intelligence, and keep your data secure with a zero-trust model. Learn more here: https://aka.ms/azurenetworking_fundamentals This video was produced by MITTR Studios in partnership with Azure. MITTR Studios is the custom video storytelling arm of MIT Technology Review. The editorial staff of Technology Review had no role in the creation of this content. — Transcript: Today’s reality is that work happens everywhere, so organizations are relying more than ever on networks to manage, connect, power, and secure everything they do. The process of building, maintaining, and securing those networks has reached a level of complexity that’s nearly as wild as a hybrid workforce. But having the right network services solution isn’t a “nice-to-have.” If your business isn’t on top of optimizing performance both in and out of the office, you’re not in the game. The right solution can ease the complexity of remote work, maximize the value of edge intelligence, and tighten security to better protect people and data. That’s important for several reasons. For starters, businesses that don’t have a secure network infrastructure face both internal and external threats. Costly cyber attacks have the potential to shut down a small or even midsize business permanently. Azure Networking Services – with built-in availability, scalability, and reliability – enables industry-leading service level agreements that help ensure business continuity even during traffic spikes and latency issues, while promoting security via a zero trust model. Azure is working with healthcare providers to better protect patient privacy, financial institutions to prevent fraud, and retail companies to offer frictionless checkout and optimize supply chains. Keeping your business operational in any scenario comes down to a modern, secure network. As bad actors get more creative and network attacks more sophisticated, those networks must follow suit with strategic protection. And let’s not forget that data is available everywhere. It takes networking services to connect all that data in order to derive actionable business intelligence, and to ensure they stay connected in critical scenarios no matter the latency required. The landscape has changed, and it will continue to do so. Companies that want to keep up will have to stay laser-focused on network innovation. And one of the best ways to do that is with partners like Azure Networking and Network Security Services, those who are dedicated to providing the very capabilities needed to meet the world of work where it is today, and wherever it goes tomorrow. </video> <video> MIT Technology Review & Microsoft present: Taking AI to the Next Level in Manufacturing Description: Few technology advances have generated as much excitement among business leaders as artificial intelligence. When it comes to innovating manufacturing processes with AI, ambitions are high, and many manufacturers are looking to gain a competitive advantage by implementing AI-powered solutions. Discover how manufacturers are approaching AI adoption. Download the new report by Insights, the custom content arm of MIT Technology Review, to learn more: https://info.microsoft.com/ww-landing-taking-ai-to-the-next-level-in-manufacturing.html This report was not written by MIT Technology Review’s editorial staff. This video was produced by MITTR Studios in partnership with @Microsoft. MITTR Studios is the custom video storytelling arm of MIT Technology Review. The editorial staff of Technology Review had no role in the creation of this content. *** Transcript: Few technology advances have generated as much excitement among business leaders as AI. Recent research produced by MIT Technology Review Insights, in partnership with Microsoft, indicates that reducing data, talent, and organizational barriers to achieve scale will take AI to the next level in the manufacturing sector. MIT Technology Review Insights conducted a global survey of senior executives and experts, seeking to better understand how manufacturers can accelerate their AI journey. The result? New innovation is on the horizon. Ben Armstrong, Executive Director of MIT’s Industrial Performance Center, brings valuable insight on this topic, and cites exciting implications to help creative problem-solvers make production more efficient, higher quality, and faster. It starts with a business problem ... And then working backward, what set of technologies and talents might be able to address this problem? AI technology ... can help individuals learn what's working and what's not, so they can do rapid experimentation. Manufacturers rightly view AI as integral to the creation of the hyper-automated intelligent factory, but these sought-for AI gains are specific to different manufacturing functions. In engineering and design, 58% of survey respondents expected spending growth of more than 10% in the next two years, and 43% for factory operations. To take your organization’s AI implementation to the next level, and unlock new opportunities for innovation, get your game plan started. Gain these and other insights from the manufacturing sector in MIT Technology Review Insights Report, and step on the AI accelerator. This is MIT Technology Review. </video> <video> Farming a war zone — In Machines We Trust Description: Shortages of everything from seeds to fertilizer might accelerate the adoption of technologies that can help supplies go further in war-torn Ukraine. We meet:  Roman Tarasevich, Farmer, Ukraine Morten Schmidt, Chief Executive Officer, OneSoil Inbal Reshef, Program Director, NASA Harvest Olekssi Misiura, Head of Research and Development, IMC In Machines We Trust is a podcast about the automation of everything. Host Jennifer Strong and the team at MIT Technology Review look at what it means to entrust artificial intelligence with our most sensitive decisions. Subscribe to In Machines We Trust— Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/in-machines-we-trust/id1523584878 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6QefEeY1IKYVn5w6nUV83Y?si=d344afe31525454 If you have an idea for a story or something you’d like to hear, please drop a note to podcasts@technologyreview.com. You can support our journalism by going to https://www.technologyreview.com/subscribe. Credits: This episode was reported and produced by Jennifer Strong, Emma Cillekens and Anthony Green. It was edited by Mat Honan and contains original music from Garret Lang and Jacob Gorski. Our mix engineer is Garret Lang. We had field production help in Ukraine from Orysia Khimiak. Special thanks this week to Max Furman, Ty Walrod, Antonio Regalado and Megan Zaroda Mullenioux. Our artwork is by Stephanie Arnett. #podcast #technology #ai #artificialintelligence </video> <video> AI, Climate, and the New Rules of Business - EmTech MIT Preview Description: Artificial intelligence and climate technologies are the two greatest forces impacting every business decision today. This year at EmTech MIT we examine the breakthroughs, concerns, and the near-future possibilities brought on by AI, and we look at the climate technologies building the green economy. Join us at EmTech, MIT Technology Review’s flagship event, is September 30-October 1, 2024. ** Register: emtechmit.com ** Editorial Hosts: - Mat Honan, Editor in Chief, MIT Technology Review - Amy Nordrum, Executive Editor, MIT Technology Review - Casey Crownhart, Senior Reporter for Climate, MIT Technology Review #emtechmit #AITrends #ClimateTech #MITTechnologyReview #EmergingTech #AITrustworthiness #QuantumComputing #BrainInterfaces #GenerativeAI #Robotics #AIinMarketing #TechEvent #InnovationSummit #MITMediaLab #AIandClimate #SmartContracts #TechFuturism #AIandPrivacy #mit #technology #ai #business #ainews @mit @mitalumni @MITSloan </video>

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