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DESCRIPTION:MIT is a literally world-changing institution\, equipping its s
 tudents\, faculty\, and alumni to innovate in science and technology for a
  better future.  But what happens when your hopes and dreams collide with 
 the realities of the job market? In this mini-course\, MIT students\, facu
 lty\, staff\, and alumni are invited to contemplate the practical realitie
 s of bringing the values of the Christian faith to work in the tech indust
 ry.\n\nSession 1: a macro look at the complex economic incentives that mak
 e ethical choices in industry so difficult. Featuring tech investor David 
 S. Price (Preston-Werner Ventures) and entrepreneur Jonathan Teubner (Filt
 erLabs.AI). \n\nSession 2: the practical ethics of everyday life in busine
 ss. In a dog-eat-dog\, cutthroat environment\, how can you actually treat 
 your colleagues and stakeholders as people? MIT's Di Ye will walk us throu
 gh becoming transformative leaders rather than transactional ones.\n\nPast
  topics have included:\n\nWhat MIT didn’t teach you: an alumni panel exp
 loring everyday ethics and human flourishing in technological industry (wi
 th Ted Leung\, Ernie Prabhakar\, Angie Du\, Marcus Gibson)\n\nClimate scie
 nce (with Dorothy Boorse\, Professor of Biology at Gordon College)\n\nBioe
 thics (with Praveen Sethupathy\, Professor of Physiological Genomics at Co
 rnell University)\n\nArtificial Intelligence (with Ehi Nosakhare (MIT PhD 
 ‘18)\, Senior Data and Applied Science Manager at Microsoft)
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SUMMARY:Science\, Technology\, & Ethics in the Real World
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 he-real-world
CATEGORIES:IAP (Independent Activities Period)
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DTSTAMP:20261014T193535Z
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DTSTART:20250118T180000Z
DTEND:20250118T193000Z
DESCRIPTION:MIT is a literally world-changing institution\, equipping its s
 tudents\, faculty\, and alumni to innovate in science and technology for a
  better future.  But what happens when your hopes and dreams collide with 
 the realities of the job market? In this mini-course\, MIT students\, facu
 lty\, staff\, and alumni are invited to contemplate the practical realitie
 s of bringing the values of the Christian faith to work in the tech indust
 ry.\n\nSession 1: a macro look at the complex economic incentives that mak
 e ethical choices in industry so difficult. Featuring tech investor David 
 S. Price (Preston-Werner Ventures) and entrepreneur Jonathan Teubner (Filt
 erLabs.AI). \n\nSession 2: the practical ethics of everyday life in busine
 ss. In a dog-eat-dog\, cutthroat environment\, how can you actually treat 
 your colleagues and stakeholders as people? MIT's Di Ye will walk us throu
 gh becoming transformative leaders rather than transactional ones.\n\nPast
  topics have included:\n\nWhat MIT didn’t teach you: an alumni panel exp
 loring everyday ethics and human flourishing in technological industry (wi
 th Ted Leung\, Ernie Prabhakar\, Angie Du\, Marcus Gibson)\n\nClimate scie
 nce (with Dorothy Boorse\, Professor of Biology at Gordon College)\n\nBioe
 thics (with Praveen Sethupathy\, Professor of Physiological Genomics at Co
 rnell University)\n\nArtificial Intelligence (with Ehi Nosakhare (MIT PhD 
 ‘18)\, Senior Data and Applied Science Manager at Microsoft)
GEO:42.36018;-71.094405
LOCATION:Building 33\, 206
SUMMARY:Science\, Technology\, & Ethics in the Real World
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/science-technology-ethics-in-t
 he-real-world
CATEGORIES:IAP (Independent Activities Period)
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