Is AI over-hyped? Has it plateaued?

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View in your browser October 19–22, 2020 Virtual conference Register now FEATURED SESSION: AI Tomorrow Have we reached the point of diminishing returns on deep-learning AI strategies? Or is this just a moment of AI reflection–part of the natural growing process? Deep learning has greatly advanced the field of study but has yet to lead to deep understanding. We'll discuss the techniques and algorithms most likely to fuel the growth of AI. Geoffrey Hinton Professor Emeritus, University of Toronto VP and Engineering Fellow, Google EmTech MIT, our flagship virtual conference, brings together leaders, researchers, and innovators from across the globe for four days of inspiration, insight, and connection.  And it's less than three weeks away! Kicking off on October 19th from the comfort of your desktop, EmTech MIT puts you among the brightest minds as they share how they are deploying next-gen technology to meet the biggest challenges humanity faces today and will face in the future. Here are some of the themes we'll cover: Technology, race, and social inequity Mass-scale cloud infrastructure Covid-19 and the business implications of a new normal AI in agriculture: From model to supply chains Next-generation nuclear reactors Cybersecurity: Prevention and response Carbon capture and the cost of carbon neutrality Reimagining resources for innovation Fighting misinformation on a global scale Regulating Big Tech Plus, this year we're introducing the MIT Inside Track, offering more opportunities for you connect with speakers, attendees, and the MIT community. In addition to the main stage sessions, you'll be able to participate in master classes, take virtual tours of some of MIT's most innovative labs, join Q&A sessions with researchers, and more.  Time is running out–purchase your ticket today! REGISTER NOW Get the most out of your EmTech MIT experience. Join a Collaboration Cohort. EmTech attendees are invited to participate in Collaboration Cohort to connect with like-minded problem solvers and take advantage of our networking tools to share thoughts and ideas throughout the event. Space is limited–register before October 9 for your chance to join. Copyright © 2020 MIT Technology Review, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in to receive newsletters and/or initiatives and events emails from MIT Technology Review. Our mailing address is: MIT Technology Review 1 Main St Cambridge, MA 02142-1531 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.