In the second part of their AI discussion, Srikar and Zeno dive into the thorny issues of AI regulation, discuss how AI morality should be just as important as AI ethics, look at some of science fiction’s greatest AIs, and ponder the role of AI in turning humanity into an interplanetary species. Make sure to check out Part 1 first and find out more about Zeno’s work here – https://zenokoenigs.com
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Project Consultant, ESOMAR, The Netherlands
Srikar Govindaraju is a Project Consultant at ESOMAR, where he develops new initiatives and brings new perspectives to the research sector. Srikar is also an experienced Project Coordinator, working with organisations such as Utrecht in Dialoog, where he facilitates community discussions. Srikar has lived and studied in the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands, is a certified Data Protection Officer, and holds an LLM from Maastricht University. He is interested in the intersections between diverse disciplines such as law, technology, business, and sociology.
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