MIT professor Rosalind Picard explores AI’s promise and pitfalls, asking how we can embrace innovation while remaining deeply human in an age increasingly shaped by machines.
Rosalind Picard
Rosalind Picard is a professor at MIT, founder of the field of affective computing, and a pioneer in the development of wearable technologies used in epilepsy detection, autism support, and neurological research. Alongside her groundbreaking work in AI, Roz has also become an important voice calling attention to the ethical, psychological, and spiritual challenges these technologies may create.
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