Computer Says That Will Be £300
Fringe 2024
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Duration:
60 mins approx -
Age
Guideline 14+ Accompanied With An Adult
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Performance Times:
13:40
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Should mathematical models be allowed to make decisions for or about you? They already are. Dr Lars Schewe (The University of Edinburgh) builds mathematical models that underpin automated decision making. But do they make the world a better place? From how we travel to what we pay for energy, more and more decisions that impact us are made by algorithms. And behind the algorithms are mathematical models that can improve decision making, or make it a lot worse. So how can we hold the computers to account without making everyone a mathematician?
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Location
Stand 5, The Stand Comedy Club
34 York Place, , Edinburgh , EH1 3HU
0131 558 9005