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You must join the Zoom meeting using the first and last name and email you used to register for your Eventbrite ticket. You can click the 'Access link' button and join the Zoom Meeting through the Online Event Page at the event start time. You must be logged in to Eventbrite to access this button. Once registered, you will see an 'Access link' button underneath the Location. Please save this link and/or add the calendar invite to your calendar to ensure you have easy access to the Zoom link at the start of the event.īy registering you will also gain access to the Eventbrite Online Event Page, which will be accessible on this page at any time for anyone who is registered. The email from Zoom will contain the direct Zoom Meeting link and a calendar invite. Once you register for a virtual ticket via Eventbrite, you will receive an email from both the Austin Forum Zoom and Eventbrite. Registration and Attendance Instructions All participants must register for this event via Eventbrite. We will dive into the benefits superintelligence will bring to society and at what cost, how we as a society can ensure our own success in this new era, and what responsibilities we have to mitigate these dangers as we build a new form of intelligence that will change life as we know it. Author Nick Bostrom explores what exactly superintelligence is and the means by which we can (or should?) accomplish this technological feat. But more so than ever before, society has to ask ourselves if these fears are warranted when it comes to superintelligence. For our June monthly online book discussion, Austin Forum Executive Director, Jay Boisseau, will lead us in a conversation about the book “Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, and Strategies.” With any new technology comes fears alongside the initial excitement.

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