John Shawe - Taylor
researcher in computer science, project manager (prof. University College London)- Room: N406
- Phone: + 368 1 477 3652
- Skype: johns-t
Website: http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/J.Shawe-Taylor/
news
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Marko Grobelnik on “Studio at 17h” Setting the limits on Artificial Intelligence (in Slovene)
Tune in TODAY, MONDAY 5TH JULY 2021 at 17 CETStudio at 17h: Setting the limits on Artificial Intelligence
Will we be able to formulate the appropriate rules of the game for artificial intelligence tailored to man?Tune in here https://radioprvi.rtvslo.si/2021/06/studio-ob-17-00-560/
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Online Seminar: Trusted Artificial Intelligence in Industry 4.0
ARTIFICIAL INTELIGENCE THEMED EVENTS DURING THE SLOVENIAN PRESIDENCY OF THE COUNCIL OF THE EUDistinguished experts and stakeholders from the legal, business, technical, research, regulatory and ethical perspectives will present their views, understandings and views on key issues through a series of five events, where the AI4SI initiative also participates in the organization. The series of events will cover the following areas:
– Industry 4.0
– Advertising and user data
– Media and analysis of text documents
– Pictures, video, sound
– Smart societies (more…)
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Project announcement Humane AI Net
Marko Grobelnik will join our colleagues in an event organized in the scope of Humane AI Net project
Regulation: What we need to talk about when we talk about AI
Defining AI for regulatory and policy purposes
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Digital Twin technology may save lives and solve the biggest challenges facing humanity
Our colleague Mark Minevich and Marko Grobelnik had an interesting conversation on “Digital Twin technology may save lives and solve the biggest challenges facing humanity”
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Webinar: What if there was a tool that could translate and explain satellite images?
In scope of the enviroLENS project, our partners are organizing a closing webinar“eLENS: a tool for easy access to Earth Observation data for environmental lawyers and decision makers”
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More news on ODEUROPA project – Odeuropa Network
The aim of the Odeuropa Network is to promote international and interdisciplinary expertise and activities around olfactory heritage and sensory data mining. Registered members are enrolled in the projects newsletter, which provide updates of the Odeuropa consortium’s activities (e.g. ‘smellinars’, workshops, research findings) and olfactory heritage events.
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