Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere—from the smartphones in our pockets to the tools we use at work, school, and home. It’s shaping how we search for information, communicate, create content, and make decisions. Yet for many people, AI remains a mystery.
Join us for an engaging and accessible presentation with Brian Dellinger, Associate Director of IT at the Geisel School of Medicine, as he demystifies AI for everyday users. Through practical examples and relatable analogies, Brian will explain how modern AI systems work, what they can—and cannot—do, and why they have become such a significant part of our daily lives.
The program will explore the strengths and limitations of current AI tools, discuss ethical considerations, and examine how AI is already influencing education, healthcare, business, and communication. Participants will leave with a better understanding of the technology behind today's headlines and a clearer perspective on what the future may hold.
Whether you're curious, skeptical, excited, or simply looking to learn more, this program is designed for non-technical audiences and welcomes all levels of experience.
Free and open to the public. Questions and discussion are encouraged