Designing Our Cyborg Future with Human-AI Symbiosis
Pat Pataranutaporn
In the session "Designing Our Cyborg Future with Human+AI Symbiosis," Pat will discuss his research and experiments at MIT Media Lab that show how we might design AI systems that work to augment human intelligence, creativity, decision making, learning, and more, ultimately creating the future of cyborgs that foster wonder, wisdom, and well-being.
Pat Pataranutaporn
Researcher & Technologist
MIT
Cambridge

Pat Pataranutaporn is a technologist and researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where he explores human-AI interaction, human cognitive augmentation, and AI-generated virtual characters. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Fluid Interfaces research group at the MIT Media Lab and a KBTG Fellow. Pat has also held a position as a researcher at the NASA SETI Frontier Development Lab. Pat's research projects have received widespread recognition, including being named in TIME Magazine's Best Inventions, Fastcompany's World Changing Ideas, and receiving the Best Research Article Award from ACM Augmented Humans. Further, his research has been featured in the United Nations AI for Good forum, Forbes, Scientific American, MIT Tech Review, National Geographic, Fast Company, The Guardian, the Disruptive Innovation Festival, and more. As a person who really loves space dinosaurs, Pat believes in bringing crazy ideas and critical creativity to create a future where we all flourish.
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