ACESS – Presidents and Advisors Meeting
April 16 @ 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
$15.00
Nick Wagner:
Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Work & Life
Registration: 5:00 PM
Meeting: 5:30 – 7:30 PM
This ACESS Presidents and Advisors Meeting is intended to bring together the ACESS Member Societies and our Advisors to discuss important issues regarding our profession – this year the impact of artificial intelligence. ACESS Presidents, Please respond by April 1 to Schultz Dave <schultzdave54@gmail.com> to coordinate the presentation from your society. This meeting is also open to society members and to interested members of the public.
Catering by Diamond Deli: Boxed Deli Sandwich – roast beef or turkey, potato salad, chips, brownie, plus drinks/coffee. $15. Please buy tickets by Wed. April 9 at the link below.
Program:
- “Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Work & Life” by Nick Wagner
- Panel Discussion:
– Dr. I. Chun Tsai and Associate Professor from LeBron James Family Foundation
– Sarah K. Starnes, Esq.- Assistant Professor The University of Akron Law School - Society Presentations: (oral, no PowerPoints)
– What else can ACESS do to help your society further engage your society members?
– What is your society doing with Artificial Intelligence?
“Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Work & Life” Synopsis:
This talk will cut through the hype to reveal the real-world applications of AI and how it is already augmenting human potential in homes, classrooms, and workplaces. Drawing on personal experiences and the latest research, we’ll dive into concrete examples of AI transforming education, revolutionizing scientific research, enhancing business processes, advancing medical breakthroughs, and optimizing engineering solutions. From shaping the next generation of innovators to pushing the boundaries of your field, we’ll explore how AI is reshaping our world.
Nick Wagner Bio:
Nick Wagner is a Senior Member of IEEE and IEEE Computer Society, a business leader, and an AI optimist with extensive experience leveraging AI for coding, business automation, customer support, text and image generation, classification, and education. As a business leader, he has extensive firsthand insights into AI’s opportunities and challenges. A homeschooling father and mentor, Nick actively integrates AI into education, coaches his children and others on its ethical use, has delivered AI-focused talks, served as a featured panelist for the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), and is currently writing a book on faith and AI, advocating for its responsible use to augment human potential across education, industry, and beyond.