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Experts Discuss Silicon Valley Tech, Start-ups, and AI

DETAILS: John Markoff, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who wrote for The New York Times’ science and technology beat for 28 years, moderated a conversation with Silicon Valley’s foremost academic interpreter, and one of the Valley’s most active and successful venture capitalists. AnnaLee Saxenian, whose early work explaining the Valley’s dynamism launched waves of Valley scholarship, argued that the tech sector was in the throes of a “correction.” Somesh Dash, a partner at one of the Valley’s first venture capital firms, spoke of the dynamism he observes in the start-up scene. Markoff, an affiliate at Stanford University’s Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence, wondered openly about the ethical questions emerging from the immense capabilities surrounding artificial intelligence (AI). PANEL: AnnaLee Saxenian, University of California at Berkeley Somesh Dash, IVP John Markoff (moderator), The New York Times and Stanford University ABOUT THE CONFERENCE: The 2023 State of the Valley Conference took place on Friday February 17 as a hybrid event at the Computer History Museum while simultaneously being broadcast via Brandlive. State of the Valley is an old-fashioned “town hall” meeting, a tradition at least as old as our nation’s founding, when concerned citizens met on the village green to mobilize for the challenges ahead. In that same spirit, Joint Venture’s town meeting convenes the entire region—concerned citizens and stakeholders, thought leaders and opinion makers, journalists, students and academics, our elected representatives and their professional staff, business leaders, labor and workforce leaders, venture capitalists and others—for dialogue and discussion about the Valley’s challenges and opportunities. For more information, visit https://jointventure.org/events/state... OUR SPONSORS: The 2023 State of the Valley conference was made possible by generous support from Meta (formerly Facebook) as the lead sponsor, with additional support from Accenture, Bank of America, Stanford Children’s Health and PG&E, and many other sponsors.