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The SEM Life Member (LM) Affinity Group 2024 series of planning meetings take place at 12:00 (Noon) on the 2nd Monday of each month. The Administrative Committee (Admin) invites interested Life Members to join us and help plan and conduct the year's activities. Agenda: Call to order / Approve Agenda / Approve last mtgs minutes / Treasurer's report / Activities & Meetings planning / Old & New business / For the good of the Section / Adjourn. Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/398873
The SEM Life Member (LM) Affinity Group 2024 series of planning meetings take place at 12:00 (Noon) on the 2nd Monday of each month.The Administrative Committee (Admin) invites interested Life Members to join us and help plan and conduct the year's activities.Agenda: Call to order / Approve Agenda / Approve last mtgs minutes /Treasurer's report / Activities & Meetings planning / Old & New business /For the good of the Section / Adjourn.Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/398873
Have you ever wished your team was excited and motivated to work together? Each day we strive to show our unique individuality. Then we come together at work to meld ou ideas into a single product or service. It may seem impossible for a leader to bring these 2 counter cultures together and form a cohesive unit. The challenge also includes the stress of time constraints and deadlines. Ms. Randall will share with you over 30 years of technology management experience, including building hardware and software products, developing new services, introducing products to the marketplace, and customer relationship management. Learn some key principles that can accelerate this process and help engage team ,members, giving everyone an interesting role and improving team performance. 3 takeaways from this presentation will include: 1) Tips for interacting with individuals 2) Tips for cooperative decision making 3) Tips for celebrating success Speaker(s): Mary Ellen Randall, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/425850
Ongoing meetings of the United Nations in Geneva regarding the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons consider the many issues surrounding the use of lethal autonomous weapons systems from a variety of legal, ethical, operational, and technical perspectives. Over 80 nations are represented and engaged in the discussion. This talk reprises the issues the author broached regarding the role of lethal autonomous robotic systems and warfare, and how if they are developed appropriately, they may have the ability to significantly reduce civilian casualties in the battlespace. This can lead to a moral imperative for their use, not unlike what Human Rights Watch has attributed regarding the use of precision-guided munitions in urban settings due to the enhanced likelihood of reduced noncombatant deaths. Nonetheless, if the usage of this technology is not properly addressed or is hastily deployed, it can lead to possible dystopian futures. This talk will encourage others to think of ways to approach the issues of restraining lethal autonomous systems from illegal or immoral actions in the context of both International Humanitarian and Human Rights Law, whether through technology or legislation. Speaker(s): Ronald Arkin, Agenda: 5 pm - Introductions, Start of talk, 6 pm - End of talk, Q&A 6:45 pm - End of event ALL TIMES are EST/EDT! Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/425890
[] Ongoing meetings of the United Nations in Geneva regarding the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons consider the many issues surrounding the use of lethal autonomous weapons systems from a variety of legal, ethical, operational, and technical perspectives. Over 80 nations are represented and engaged in the discussion. This talk reprises the issues the author broached regarding the role of lethal autonomous robotic systems and warfare, and how if they are developed appropriately, they may have the ability to significantly reduce civilian casualties in the battlespace. This can lead to a moral imperative for their use, not unlike what Human Rights Watch has attributed regarding the use of precision-guided munitions in urban settings due to the enhanced likelihood of reduced noncombatant deaths. Nonetheless, if the usage of this technology is not properly addressed or is hastily deployed, it can lead to possible dystopian futures. This talk will encourage others to think of ways to approach the issues of restraining lethal autonomous systems from illegal or immoral actions in the context of both International Humanitarian and Human Rights Law, whether through technology or legislation. Speaker(s): Ronald Arkin, Agenda: 5 pm - Introductions, Start of talk, 6 pm - End of talk, Q&A 6:45 pm - End of event ALL TIMES are EST/EDT! Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/425890
Southeastern Michigan Computer Chapter Admin meeting Speaker(s): George Pappas, Agenda: 730 pm - roll call 735 pm - agenda item #1 - Speakers 750 pm - agenda item #2 - Future Events 8:10 pm - adjourn Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/411235
Southeastern Michigan Computer Chapter Admin meetingSpeaker(s): George Pappas, Agenda: 730 pm - roll call735 pm - agenda item #1 - Speakers750 pm - agenda item #2 - Future Events8:10 pm - adjournVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/411235
