ELLIS Events
Global perspectives on responsible AI - An international and interdisciplinary online research symposium
ellis 25 June 2020 - 26 June 2020 Symposium Online
One major challenge to humankind today is the transformative power of digital technologies, especially Artificial Intelligence (AI). The innovation dynamics of AI have attracted wide attention. Some fear that AI could pose a risk to societies, for example by augmenting and disseminating biases, by replacing human workforce, by undermining political deliberation or developing autonomous weapons. Others stress the opportunities of AI to improve health care, provide automated mobility, support the protection of the environment, protect our security with new and powerful means or otherwise support human welfare.
Online Workshop on Quantum and Physics based machine learning
ellis 06 July 2020 - 08 July 2020 Workshop
The aim of the Ellis program Quantum and Physics based machine learning (QPhML) is to use concepts from Quantum Physics and Statistical Physics to develop novel machine learning algorithms with the ultimate aim to realize novel future, possibly energy efficient, hardware implementations. This workshop will be held online. Details on how to connect will be announced soon.
AI4Science Kickoff Workshop
ellis 08 July 2020 Workshop
Deep learning and artificial intelligence for scientific research are evolving quickly, with new developments appearing continually for analyzing data sets, discovering patterns, and predicting behavior in all fields of science. The AI4Science Kickoff Workshop aims to bring junior and expert researchers together that share the interest in artificial intelligence developments for scientific discovery. Several invited speakers working on the forefronts of combining data science with e.g. systems biology, particle physics, molecular modeling, and astrophysics, will talk about intriguing scientific challenges and their latest developments to tackle them. We also take this moment to announce and celebrate the completion of this stage of the AI4Science Laboratory. Five PhD students that started their research projects in the last months will briefly highlight the current state-of-the-art and their future perspective on using AI in their respective scientific domains. The workshop will be an online event with help of video conferencing tools. Registered attendees will have the possibility to ask questions after the lectures, present a poster, and join the poster session and breakout rooms for further discussion.
Past Events
Generative Models and Uncertainty Quantification (GenU 2019)
Copenhagen, Denmark
09 Oct 2019 - 10 Oct 2019
