Chatting GPT at the San Diego Supercomputer Center

In this series of talks and panels, UCSD experts discuss ChatGPT and other generative artificial intelligence: What is it? How does it work? What are its ethical implications? And what impacts will it have on fields such as medicine, business, and education? A Series of Talks and Panels Welcome: Frank Wuerthwein, Director, SDSC and Professor, Physics, & HDSI What is ChatGPT? Justin Eldridge, Teaching Professor HDSI How does ChatGPT work? Jingbo Shang, Professor HDSI/CSE Ethical Implications of Generative AI David Danks, Professor HDSI/Philosophy Implications for Healthcare, Business, and Research Dr. Chris Longhurst, Chief Medical Officer UCSD Health Tiffany Amariuta-Bartell, Professor HDSI/School of Medicine Vincent Nijs, Professor and Associate Dean of Academic Program, Rady School of Management Technical Limitations of ChatGPT: Present and Future Mikhail Belkin, Professor HDSI Zhiting Hu, Professor HDSI Dheeraj Mekala, PhD Student HDSI Zihan Wang, PhD Student HDSI Implications for Disinformation on Social Media Stuart Geiger, Professor HDSI/Communication Implications for Education Leo Porter, Professor CSE Shannon Ellis, Teaching Professor CogSci Tricia Bertram-Gallant, Director of Academic Integrity Office