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Sleepwalking: Keynote in Vilnius
Our AI future: Keynote in Cyprus
The Big Red Button: Keynote in New Delhi
Two Singularities: Keynote in London
AI and the Next Ten Years
AI and Healthcare
AI and Education
The Metaverse: what is it, and what does it mean for you?
Digital transformation: how to thrive
The Four Cs of Superintelligence
Two misconceptions about the future of Jobs
30-second introductory video
Five-minute introductory video
Online keynote talk on AI
Keynote on AI in Istanbul
Keynote on AI in Barcelona
The power of exponential change
Talk about AI and automation at CogX
Discussion about AI at CogX with ESC members
Discussion about AI at CogX with ESC members
Keynote on AI in London
Keynote on AI in Canterbury
Debate on AI in patent law
CIPA, the Chartered Institute of Patent Lawyers, organised a debate on the motion “This House believes that within 25 years, a patent will be filed and approved without human intervention.” Together with Chrissie Lightfoot, author of The Naked Lawyer *, I spoke in favour of the motion. Although the audience was mostly patent lawyers, the motion passed, 80 votes to 60.
The event was ably chaired by Tom Clarke, Channel 4’s Science Editor, and our valiant but trounced opponents were Nigel Hanley and Ilya Kazi.
A YouTube clip of edited highlights is here, and this is a review of the event by James Nurton, the UK’s go-to man for IP.
* Essential reading for lawyers!