The Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination will host a conversation on "AI, Complex Decision Making & All the Things That Don't Work Yet" on Friday, October 19, 2018, at 3:00 p.m. in 019 Bendheim Hall. The dicussion will feature remarks by LISD alum and Princeton MPA '08, Chris MacPherson. To attend the event, please RSVP to Angella Sandford.

Christopher MacPherson is the Associate Director of Applied Data & Intelligent Systems at frog. Christopher joined frog in September 2016 and focuses on the design and application of data, technology, and experience to enable transformational change. Christopher came to frog from the global macro-hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, where he designed and built a talent research team. Prior to Bridgewater, Christopher spent over a decade focusing on national security issues for the US government. He is trained as a computer scientist, and holds degrees from Hamilton College, Princeton University and the National Intelligence University.

The conversation is a feature of the second module of the LISD Fall 2018 Seminar Series: Emerging Foreign and Security Dimensions. The seminar is divided into three modules and is co-sponsored by the EU Program and the Woodrow Wilson School. To attend the second or third module, please RSVP to Angella Sandford.

(Module i.) The OSCE, The EU, ASEAN - The Institutions and Relevant Dimensions; Thursday to Saturday, September 27-29, 2018, Public Roundtable, Thursday, September 27.

(Module ii.) Challenges and Crises in the OSCE Realm: from Vancouver to Vladivostok; Thursday to Saturday, October 18-20, 2018, Public Roundtable, Thursday, October 18.

(Module iii.) The Emerging Quadripartite Relationship: USA - EU/Europe – Russia - China; Thursday to Saturday, November 15-17, 2018, Public Roundtable, Thursday, November 15.