This year’s trial will explore the ethical dilemma of replacing traditionally human jobs with automated technology. The audience will consider the ethical dimensions (such as purpose of business, safety, dignity, efficiency, human rights, etc.) of “employing” robots or humans – a hot and relevant topic.
This year’s format will be different than years prior. Instead of a person being on trial for a decision they already made, the backdrop will be the annual shareholder meeting of a recycling company. As an audience member, you will function as a company shareholder, and the audience vote will decide whether to automate these traditionally human jobs. Like in previous years, there will still be a moderated discussion after the vote.
Cast members will include:
- Ken Bird, Ed.D., President/CEO, Avenue Scholars Foundation
- Hal Daub, Partner, Husch Blackwell
- Kate Dodge, President, NEI Global Relocation
- Shonna Dorsey, Vice President of Tech Innovation, AIM Careerlink
- Ernie Goss, Ph.D., MacAllister Endowed Chair in Regional Economics, Heider College of Business, Creighton University
- Madeline Moyer, Assistant Vice President, Security National Bank
- Amy Rodie, Ph.D., Associate Professor, College of Business Administration, UNO
- Laurie Smith Camp, Chief United Sates District Judge
- Lacey Studnicka, Program Development Officer, Lutheran Family Services
Those interested in attending can register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ethics-on-trial-the-boardroom-edition-automation-of-the-american-workforce-tickets-29057987222
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>p class=”p1″>>span class=”s1″>This year’s trial will explore the ethical dilemma of replacing traditionally human jobs with automated technology. The audience will consider the ethical dimensions (such as purpose of business, safety, dignity, efficiency, human rights, etc.) of “employing” robots or humans – a hot and relevant topic. >/span>>/p>
>p class=”p1″>>span class=”s1″>This year’s format will be different than years prior. Instead of a person being on trial for a decision they already made, the backdrop will be the annual shareholder meeting of a recycling company. As an audience member, you will function as a company shareholder, and the audience vote will decide whether to automate these traditionally human jobs. Like in previous years, there will still be a moderated discussion after the vote. >/span>>/p>
>p class=”p1″>>span class=”s1″>Cast members will include: >/span>>/p>
>ul class=”ul1″>
>li class=”li1″>>span class=”s1″>Ken Bird, Ed.D., President/CEO, Avenue Scholars Foundation>/span>>/li>
>li class=”li1″>>span class=”s1″>Hal Daub, Partner, Husch Blackwell>/span>>/li>
>li class=”li1″>>span class=”s1″>Kate Dodge, President, NEI Global Relocation>/span>>/li>
>li class=”li1″>>span class=”s1″>Shonna Dorsey, Vice President of Tech Innovation, AIM Careerlink>/span>>/li>
>li class=”li1″>>span class=”s1″>Ernie Goss, Ph.D., MacAllister Endowed Chair in Regional Economics, Heider College of Business, Creighton University>/span>>/li>
>li class=”li1″>>span class=”s1″>Madeline Moyer, Assistant Vice President, Security National Bank>/span>>/li>
>li class=”li1″>>span class=”s1″>Amy Rodie, Ph.D., Associate Professor, College of Business Administration, UNO>/span>>/li>
>li class=”li1″>>span class=”s1″>Laurie Smith Camp, Chief United Sates District Judge>/span>>/li>
>li class=”li1″>>span class=”s1″>Lacey Studnicka, Program Development Officer, Lutheran Family Services>/span>>/li>
>/ul>
>p>>span class=”s1″>Those interested in attending can register here: >a href=”https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ethics-on-trial-the-boardroom-edition-automation-of-the-american-workforce-tickets-29057987222″>https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ethics-on-trial-the-boardroom-edition-automation-of-the-american-workforce-tickets-29057987222>/a>>/span>>/p>