April 2019
CITP Lecture Series: Christopher A. Hart – Automation Challenges for Autonomous Vehicles
Nearly 40,000 people are killed in the U.S. every year in motor vehicle crashes. Experts estimate that more than 90% of motor vehicle crashes involve human error, and the theory is that by replacing human drivers with automation, this tragic human toll will largely be eliminated. While this theory is overly...
April 2020
CITP Webinar: Ed Felten – COVID-19, Technology, Privacy and Civil Liberties
Many systems have been proposed for using technology to help individuals and public health officials better respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. This talk will analyze the major proposed uses of information technology in the public health response to COVID-19, including aggregate ...
April 2021
The G.S. Beckwith Gilbert ’63 Lectures – A Conversation on Equity, Ethics and Technology
A Conversation on Equity, Ethics and Technology
October 2022
James Baldwin Lecture Series: Arvind Narayanan – The Limits Of The Quantitative Approach To Discrimination
James Baldwin Lecture Series: Arvind Narayanan - The Limits Of The Quantitative Approach To Discrimination
November 2022
ECE Korhammer Seminar Series – Yongdae Kim, KAIST: Unpatched Vulnerabilities in Cellular Standards
In a couple of years, "study items" for the 6G security standard will be set. Security issues not included in these study items are unlikely to be standardized and patched even in 6G. Therefore, before these study items are set, the security research community needs to put in ...