Shaping AI for the Public Good: Lecture by David A. Patterson

Dr. David A. Patterson will explore how artificial intelligence can be advanced to benefit society, drawing on his work supporting academic research through the Laude Institute. He will also share personal and professional lessons from his first 50 years in computing, offering reflections on innovation, collaboration, and a lifetime of discovery.

About the Speaker: David Patterson is a UC Berkeley Pardee Professor Emeritus, a Google Fellow, and Laude Institute Board Chair. His most influential Berkeley projects were RISC and RAID and his best-known book is Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Approach. He and co-author John Hennessy shared the 2017 Turing Award and the 2022 NAE Draper Prize (the “Nobel Prizes” of their fields).

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K. N. King and Susan A. Cole Distinguished Lecture

Dr. Patterson’s talk is the second in a series of lectures by distinguished computer scientists. Funding for the lectureship is provided by associate professor emeritus K. N. King and his wife, Susan Cole.