The list of noteable key note speakers at the NorwAI Innovate Conference at October 31st and November 1st - Norway's largest AI-conference - is getting longer by the day. Both national and international speakers have confirmed their appearance.
For years, ETH Zurich has ranked among the top ten universities in the world according to the QS World University Rankings; in summer 2022, ETH came in at ninth place.
NorwAI is extending its international collaboration, and the AI center of ETH has accepted the invitation to attend NorwAI Innovate 2023.
Viviana Gropengiesser is currently Director Entrepreneurship at the ETH AI Center, opening the entrepreneurial career path for AI talents. Also currently CEO at Talent Kick, a Swiss-wide program by the Kick Foundation bringing the most outstanding global talents together.
Remi Eriksen, chairperson of the NTNU Board, to deliever main key note to NorwAI Innovate
Remi Eriksen, CEO of DNV, has a passion for technology. The international quality provider DNV is heading the NorwAI work package on Trustworthy AI. Trust is playing an increasingly important role for the responsible language models 'NorGPT' that NorwAI currently is building in a national effort to introduce competitive Norwegian alternatives to the US tech giants.
NorwAI PhD candidate Yujie Xing - her topic is Informed Machine Learning - presented the paper on June 21st. at the International Conference on Applications of Natural Language to Information Systems. Co-writer was NorwAI post doc Peng Liu.
Arendalsuka is flooding of AI-events. Some sticks out: NTNU's Faculty of Technology and Electrical Engineering organizes two quality sessions on Thursday August 17th: at 1 pm an introduction to the expected future regulations on AI, and afterwards, at 2 pm, a NorwAI panel will present the abilities and functionality of the two currently working models NorGPT-3 and NorGPT-23 - the first public showing of the models.
Digitalization minister Sigbjørn Gjelsvik to introduce the NorGPT-models at Arendal on August the 17th
The government is preparing for a new national digital strategy spurred by the rapid AI developments. Introducing the NorwAI language models NorGPT at Arendal will showcase the status quo of the ongoing national effort to build Norwegian alternatives.
Can AI replace heads and hands in the health sector?
Gunnar Bovim, head of the Healthcare Personnel Commission and Program manager Kerstin Bach at NorwAI answered no, but AI can support if you fully understand the technology, at a breakfast seminar by Trondheim Tech Port before a fully packed audience.
Mark your calender for October 31st and November 1st - the next NorwAI AI conference in Trondheim will take place from lunch-to-lunch. Top keynotes, engaged audience to meet and relate. Registration will be announced soon at www.norwaiinnovate.no
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