Conversation: Water & AI: Governance, Innovation, and Justice

Join us for an enlightening discussion as part of Hidden Currencies: Water Justice in the Age of AI. This panel will delve into how emerging technologies are reshaping the management and allocation of water, emphasizing the need for efficient, transparent, and equitable systems in both Swiss and U.S. contexts. 🤖💧

Featured Speakers:

• Tadesse Kebebew: Project Manager at the Geneva Water Hub, specializing in the protection of water during armed conflicts under international law. Tadesse leads research analyzing the impacts of attacks on water systems.

• Suzanne Pierre: A renowned microbial ecologist and founder of the Critical Ecology Lab, Suzanne explores the intersection of global ecological change and social justice. She holds a PhD in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from Cornell University. 🌱

• Prof. Meagan S. Mauter: Lead researcher at Stanford University focusing on innovative computational tools for water infrastructure. Mauter's recent projects include advanced water treatment and energy management solutions. 💡

• Sheena Conforti: A postdoctoral researcher at Stanford, Sheena uses wastewater to monitor population health, making groundbreaking contributions to public health analytics. 🌍

• Greg Niemeyer: A data artist and professor committed to bridging art, technology, and public understanding. His innovative installations transform complex systems into accessible experiences. 🎨

About the Hidden Currencies Series:

Presented by the Consulate General of Switzerland in San Francisco, this series illuminates water as a vital medium sustaining life and technology. The exhibition features works from various artists and extends through interdisciplinary activations, inviting audiences into discussions on water, climate justice, and future possibilities.

Location: Pier 17
Tickets: Purchase Here

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