Intelligent Use of Artificial Intelligence: Smart Use of Synthetic Wisdom

Featured Speaker: Wendy Patrick, J.D, Ph.D.

By now we have all heard of the risks and rewards of using artificial intelligence. Touted as both a blessing and a curse, AI and the cutting-edge issues associated with it dominate the news cycle. Already widely used in both the classroom and the boardroom, this technology is coming soon to your living room to make your life easier. Whether you are using AI professionally or personally, this lecture will discuss how to use it safely, easily, and competently. It will present practical uses for AI through services such as ChatGPT and other types of search functions, as well as the many ways in which AI can automate a wide variety of daily tasks. Because knowledge is power, this lecture is designed to inform, educate, and encourage safe exploration of this ubiquitous facet of our brave new world, and how it can improve our lives.

Presenter Biography

Wendy Patrick, J.D, Ph.D., is a career prosecutor, SDSU business-ethics lecturer, and media commentator with over 8,000 media appearances. She has a weekly political segment on Fox 5 San Diego and Blaze Radio, and she comments almost daily on politics in the media, including social media. Patrick is also a behavioral expert. She is the author of Red Flags and coauthor of the revised version of the New York Times bestseller Reading People. She also has her own column in Psychology Today.

Coordinator: Ira Nelson