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SUMMARY:Rethinking Education and Human Potential in the Age of AI
DESCRIPTION:As artificial intelligence advances into some of the most sophisticated areas of mathematics\, a profound question is emerging: What will remain uniquely valuable about human thinking\, creativity\, and contribution? \nProfessor Po-Shen Loh\, a mathematician at Carnegie Mellon University and former national coach of the U.S. International Mathematical Olympiad team\, has been actively engaging with these questions. He recently joined leading mathematicians in an OpenAI Forum discussion on the future of mathematics and contributed a guest essay to UCLA mathematician Terence Tao’s blog\, titled “Why Do We Need Human Mathematicians Anymore?” \nThese developments raise important questions for education. In a world where knowledge and technical problem-solving are increasingly accessible through AI\, how can we help young people cultivate sound judgment\, intellectual curiosity\, empathy\, and a sense of purpose? \nJoin Professor Loh for a thought-provoking community conversation about AI\, education\, and what it means to prepare the next generation not merely to succeed in a changing world\, but to contribute meaningfully to it. \n📅 Sunday\, October 18\, 2026 | 2:30–4:00 PM\n📍 1676 International Dr\, McLean\, VA 22102 \nPenthouse \n🎟️ Free admission | Registration required\nhttps://luma.com/jk5ojx34 \nSupported by the Tsinghua University Alumni Association of Greater Washington\, the Monte Jade Science and Technology Association (Greater Washington Chapter)\, and LIVE by Po-Shen Loh.\nOpen to parents\, students\, educators\, and anyone interested in the future of learning and human potential.\nFurther Reading | Professor Po-Shen Loh on AI\, Mathematics\, and Education \nFor those interested in exploring the ideas behind this conversation:\nWhy Do We Need Human Mathematicians Anymore?\nA guest essay by Prof. Po-Shen Loh on Terence Tao’s blog\, examining human expertise\, the future of mathematics\, and the importance of keeping human flourishing at the center of technological progress. \nWhy Do We Need Human Mathematicians Anymore? \n \nAI and the Future of Mathematics | OpenAI Forum\nA discussion featuring leading mathematicians on how AI is reshaping mathematical research and discovery.\nhttps://forum.openai.com/public/videos/ai-and-the-future-of-mathematics-2026-08-26 \nThought Full | A Vision for Education After AI\nProfessor Loh’s broader educational vision for helping young people develop the knowledge\, judgment\, and human qualities needed to thrive in an AI-driven world.\nhttps://poshenloh.com/thought-full
URL:https://www.montejadedc.org/event/rethinking-education-and-human-potential-in-the-age-of-ai/
LOCATION:Penthouse @ 1676 International Dr\, 1676 International Dr\, McLean\, VA\, 22102
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SUMMARY:CAPA 2026 Technical Workshop: Industrial Physical AI – Driving Manufacturing Transformation and New Technology Adoption
DESCRIPTION:Artificial intelligence is moving beyond the digital world and into the physical world\, creating new opportunities for manufacturing\, automation\, intelligent robotics\, and industrial innovation. \nMonte Jade DC is pleased to share the upcoming CAPA 2026 Technical Workshop on Industrial Physical AI\, bringing together distinguished experts from academia\, industry\, government\, and the investment community to explore how Physical AI is transforming industries and accelerating the commercialization of emerging technologies. \nEvent Details\n\nDate: Saturday\, November 7\, 2026\nCheck-in: 8:30 AM\nProgram: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM\nLocation: Frank Auditorium\, Van Munching Hall\, University of Maryland\, College Park\nAddress: 7699 Mowatt Lane\, College Park\, MD 20742\nOrganizers: CAPA (華府國建聯誼會) and the Science and Technology Division of TECRO\n\nRegister Now \nWorkshop Highlights\nThe workshop will explore: \n\nPhysical AI in Manufacturing and Semiconductors: Transforming industrial processes through intelligent technologies.\nGlobal AI Trends and Taiwan’s Competitive Advantages: Understanding emerging opportunities in the global AI ecosystem.\nGovernment’s Role in AI Development: Policies\, infrastructure\, and support for innovation.\nIntelligent Robotics and Human–Machine Interaction: Applications across manufacturing\, healthcare\, construction\, and other industries.\nTechnology Commercialization and Investment: Industry strategies and venture capital opportunities in Physical AI.\nAI Talent and Workforce Development: Building organizations and workplaces that attract and develop AI talent.\n\nFeatured Speakers\nThe program features distinguished speakers representing: \n\nUniversity of Maryland: Jay Lee\, Ming Lin\, and Dinesh Manocha\nDigiTimes: Colley Hwang\, Founder & Chairman\nMaryland Department of Commerce: Benjamin McGlaughlin\nOffice of the Comptroller of the Currency: Ping Li\nDelta Electronics (Americas): Kelly Gray\nIntercognitive Foundation: Hugo Van Der Merwe\nBonHope LLC / George Washington University: Terry Hsiao\n\nThe workshop also includes networking opportunities and a panel discussion on AI talent and workforce development. \nView Full Program Agenda \nParking Information\nFree parking is available on Saturdays in designated UMD parking areas marked “Unrestricted after 4 PM\,” including certain sections of Mowatt Lane Garage. Please check posted parking signs\, as other restrictions may apply. \nPaid visitor parking is also available at $4 per hour\, up to $20 per day. \nView UMD Visitor Parking Map \nJoin the Conversation\nWhether you’re a technology professional\, researcher\, entrepreneur\, investor\, or simply interested in the future of AI\, this workshop offers an opportunity to learn from industry experts\, exchange ideas\, and connect with the broader technology community. \nRegister for the CAPA 2026 Technical Workshop
URL:https://www.montejadedc.org/event/capa-2026-technical-workshop-industrial-physical-ai-driving-manufacturing-transformation-and-new-technology-adoption/
LOCATION:Frank Auditorium\, Van Munching Hall\, UMD\, 7699 Mowatt Lane\, College Park\, MD\, 20742\, United States
CATEGORIES:AI,Monte Jade Washington DC,Technology
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