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DESCRIPTION:Thinking about artificial intelligence this summer? Join our AI
  Summer Discussion Club in person at the FAMRI Library in Mission Bay! Eac
 h month\, we will discuss 2-3 articles\, videos\, or news pieces about dif
 ferent AI topics.\n\nWe will have tea and light snacks. Feel free to sign 
 up for single sessions or all of them!\n\nJune 10 @ 3pm: Should AI mimic h
 umans (or should machines stay machines)?\n\nJuly 8 @ 3pm: Keeping the hum
 an in the loop\n\nAugust 12 @ 3pm: Are we heading for AI dystopia? (Regist
 er)\n\nThe reading/watching commitment for this series is relatively light
  (15-30 min of content)\, and discussion questions will be shared with reg
 istrants before the session. Reading/watching assigned content in advance 
 and taking some notes is recommended\, but not required for participation.
 \n\nFor our inaugural session\, "Should AI mimic humans (or should machine
 s stay machines)?"\, we will be discussing the following:\n\nArticle: Jobs
  of the future: Teaching empathy to artificial intelligence. Microsoft New
 s Centre Europe. (2019\, June 13). https://news.microsoft.com/europe/featu
 res/more-than-a-feeling-teaching-empathy-to-artificial-intelligence/\n\nAr
 ticle: Meyer\, M. (2025\, December 26). We seriously need to stop anthropo
 morphizing AI. Here’s why it’s harmful. CNET. https://www.cnet.com/tec
 h/services-and-software/stop-talking-about-ai-as-if-its-human-anthropomorp
 hizing-commentary/\n\nVideo (2 min): YouTube. (2025\, May 8). Yann LeCun: 
 AI’s future: Will it have emotions? (short). YouTube. https://www.youtub
 e.com/shorts/JX_od4uIltU\n\nOptional: full length video (1 hour) of the Ya
 nn LeCun interview featured in the short: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
 RUnFgu8kH-4\n\nWe look forward to seeing you in our newly refreshed librar
 y!\n\nAccessibility\n\nUCSF welcomes all participants to our events. If yo
 u need a reasonable accommodation to participate in this event because of 
 a disability\, please contact Eileen Chen at eileen.chen@ucsf.edu as soon 
 as possible.\n\nPeople\n\nEileen Chen is an Education and Research Librari
 an. She supports literature searching\, AI\, and open access publishing.Ge
 off Boushey is a Data Science Specialist. He teaches with Python\, SQL\, m
 achine learning\, and AI\, with an emphasis on document\, text\, and media
  analysis.Yea-Hung Chen is a Data Science Specialist. He provides support 
 on R\, data science\, and AI to the UCSF community.
GEO:37.76808;-122.393011
LOCATION:FAMRI Library
SUMMARY:AI Summer Discussion Club
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsf.edu/event/ai-summer-discussion-club-202
 6
CATEGORIES:Professional Development
CATEGORIES:Research & Academia
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DESCRIPTION:Thinking about artificial intelligence this summer? Join our AI
  Summer Discussion Club in person at the FAMRI Library in Mission Bay! Eac
 h month\, we will discuss 2-3 articles\, videos\, or news pieces about dif
 ferent AI topics.\n\nWe will have tea and light snacks. Feel free to sign 
 up for single sessions or all of them!\n\nJune 10 @ 3pm: Should AI mimic h
 umans (or should machines stay machines)?\n\nJuly 8 @ 3pm: Keeping the hum
 an in the loop\n\nAugust 12 @ 3pm: Are we heading for AI dystopia? (Regist
 er)\n\nThe reading/watching commitment for this series is relatively light
  (15-30 min of content)\, and discussion questions will be shared with reg
 istrants before the session. Reading/watching assigned content in advance 
 and taking some notes is recommended\, but not required for participation.
 \n\nFor our inaugural session\, "Should AI mimic humans (or should machine
 s stay machines)?"\, we will be discussing the following:\n\nArticle: Jobs
  of the future: Teaching empathy to artificial intelligence. Microsoft New
 s Centre Europe. (2019\, June 13). https://news.microsoft.com/europe/featu
 res/more-than-a-feeling-teaching-empathy-to-artificial-intelligence/\n\nAr
 ticle: Meyer\, M. (2025\, December 26). We seriously need to stop anthropo
 morphizing AI. Here’s why it’s harmful. CNET. https://www.cnet.com/tec
 h/services-and-software/stop-talking-about-ai-as-if-its-human-anthropomorp
 hizing-commentary/\n\nVideo (2 min): YouTube. (2025\, May 8). Yann LeCun: 
 AI’s future: Will it have emotions? (short). YouTube. https://www.youtub
 e.com/shorts/JX_od4uIltU\n\nOptional: full length video (1 hour) of the Ya
 nn LeCun interview featured in the short: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
 RUnFgu8kH-4\n\nWe look forward to seeing you in our newly refreshed librar
 y!\n\nAccessibility\n\nUCSF welcomes all participants to our events. If yo
 u need a reasonable accommodation to participate in this event because of 
 a disability\, please contact Eileen Chen at eileen.chen@ucsf.edu as soon 
 as possible.\n\nPeople\n\nEileen Chen is an Education and Research Librari
 an. She supports literature searching\, AI\, and open access publishing.Ge
 off Boushey is a Data Science Specialist. He teaches with Python\, SQL\, m
 achine learning\, and AI\, with an emphasis on document\, text\, and media
  analysis.Yea-Hung Chen is a Data Science Specialist. He provides support 
 on R\, data science\, and AI to the UCSF community.
GEO:37.76808;-122.393011
LOCATION:FAMRI Library
SUMMARY:AI Summer Discussion Club
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsf.edu/event/ai-summer-discussion-club-202
 6
CATEGORIES:Professional Development
CATEGORIES:Research & Academia
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DESCRIPTION:Thinking about artificial intelligence this summer? Join our AI
  Summer Discussion Club in person at the FAMRI Library in Mission Bay! Eac
 h month\, we will discuss 2-3 articles\, videos\, or news pieces about dif
 ferent AI topics.\n\nWe will have tea and light snacks. Feel free to sign 
 up for single sessions or all of them!\n\nJune 10 @ 3pm: Should AI mimic h
 umans (or should machines stay machines)?\n\nJuly 8 @ 3pm: Keeping the hum
 an in the loop\n\nAugust 12 @ 3pm: Are we heading for AI dystopia? (Regist
 er)\n\nThe reading/watching commitment for this series is relatively light
  (15-30 min of content)\, and discussion questions will be shared with reg
 istrants before the session. Reading/watching assigned content in advance 
 and taking some notes is recommended\, but not required for participation.
 \n\nFor our inaugural session\, "Should AI mimic humans (or should machine
 s stay machines)?"\, we will be discussing the following:\n\nArticle: Jobs
  of the future: Teaching empathy to artificial intelligence. Microsoft New
 s Centre Europe. (2019\, June 13). https://news.microsoft.com/europe/featu
 res/more-than-a-feeling-teaching-empathy-to-artificial-intelligence/\n\nAr
 ticle: Meyer\, M. (2025\, December 26). We seriously need to stop anthropo
 morphizing AI. Here’s why it’s harmful. CNET. https://www.cnet.com/tec
 h/services-and-software/stop-talking-about-ai-as-if-its-human-anthropomorp
 hizing-commentary/\n\nVideo (2 min): YouTube. (2025\, May 8). Yann LeCun: 
 AI’s future: Will it have emotions? (short). YouTube. https://www.youtub
 e.com/shorts/JX_od4uIltU\n\nOptional: full length video (1 hour) of the Ya
 nn LeCun interview featured in the short: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
 RUnFgu8kH-4\n\nWe look forward to seeing you in our newly refreshed librar
 y!\n\nAccessibility\n\nUCSF welcomes all participants to our events. If yo
 u need a reasonable accommodation to participate in this event because of 
 a disability\, please contact Eileen Chen at eileen.chen@ucsf.edu as soon 
 as possible.\n\nPeople\n\nEileen Chen is an Education and Research Librari
 an. She supports literature searching\, AI\, and open access publishing.Ge
 off Boushey is a Data Science Specialist. He teaches with Python\, SQL\, m
 achine learning\, and AI\, with an emphasis on document\, text\, and media
  analysis.Yea-Hung Chen is a Data Science Specialist. He provides support 
 on R\, data science\, and AI to the UCSF community.
GEO:37.76808;-122.393011
LOCATION:FAMRI Library
SUMMARY:AI Summer Discussion Club
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsf.edu/event/ai-summer-discussion-club-202
 6
CATEGORIES:Professional Development
CATEGORIES:Research & Academia
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