The future of AI-Human relationships

Participate in a dialogue with the Unite! Alliance researchers about the future of AI-Human Relationships. The event invites students from nine European countries to participate and ask questions to the researchers!

Topics and participating researchers

Relationships with chatbots and social robots
Dakota Root, Grenoble INP
Our future with AI
Tomi Kauppinen, Aalto University
Vision Applications in the Open World: Generalize and Recognize Novelty
Tatiana Tommasi, Politecnico di Torino
The wider implications of Generative AI
Carl-Gustaf Jansson, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Transparency in AI algorithms
Mariana Rita Ramos Seabra, Universidade de Lisboa
Use of AI to Enhance Real-Time Railway Traffic Control (Dispatching)
Arturo Crespo Materna, TU Darmstadt
Data Science and Care sector
Sonia Garcia Esteban, UPC Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya

The objectives of the online event will be:

1. To briefly present the European University “Unite!” and its offer for prospective students (presented by the Secretary General of Unite!)

2. To show that the researcher’s job is interesting, exciting, amazing and provides an opportunity to work with colleagues from all around the world

3. To explain some elements and reflections on the History, Present, and Future of AI-Human Relationships (e.g. learning with AI challenges).

Register

Please register to recieve the zoom-link before the meeting

Tid

Online via zoom on 29 September 2023, 10:00-12:00 CEST.

Plats

Zoom, anmälan krävs för att få en länk till det digitala mötet. Anmäl här

Målgrupp

Åk 9 samt gymnasiet

Kontaktperson

Pia Schmitt
[email protected]

More information

As part of the Horizon2020 project within the European University Alliance “Unite!”, we will jointly participate in the European Researchers’ Night. Our event will target High School pupils (15-18 years) and future students in 9 European cities and regions: Lisbon (Portugal), Barcelona (Spain) , Grenoble (France), Turin (Italy), Darmstadt (Germany), Stockholm (Sweden) and Helsinki (Finland), Wroclaw (Poland), Graz (Austria)