"'How the World is Changing and How You Want to Change the World" with David Krakauer
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David Krakauer is the director of the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery and co-director of the Center for Complex Systems and Collective Computation at University of Wisconsin, Madison. He sums up his research by saying, "The big question that many are asking is what will evolutionary theory look like once it has become integrated with the sciences of adaptive information (information theory and computation), and of course, what will these sciences then look like?" He has worked collaboratively with several business partners, including Google, Boeing, Fidelity and Intel, on this question and more. At this fascinating event, David shares his views about life and answers questions. The event is sponsored with UAA Complex Systems Group.
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