An evening of discussions & networking around the progress and application of machine intelligence.
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Speakers
Confirmed speakers include:
New for 2021
- Keynote talks with women progressing AI
- Discussions on diversity & inclusion within the sector
- Q&A with AI experts to ask questions specific to your work
- Speaker interviews for our Women in AI Podcasts
- Facilitated networking opportunities to make new connections
Topics we cover
Deep Learning Algorithms
Neural Networks
NLP
Machine Learning
Predictive Intelligence
Robotics
Healthcare
Women in Tech
Deep Learning Algorithms
Neural Networks
NLP
Machine Learning
Predictive Intelligence
Robotics
Healthcare
Women in Tech
Why Attend
Our events bring together the latest technology advancements as well as practical examples to apply AI to solve challenges in business and society. Our unique mix of academia and industry enables you to meet with AI pioneers at the forefront of research, as well as exploring real-world case studies to discover the business value of AI.
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Top minds in Machine Intelligence
Over the course of the dinner, hear from leading female experts in Machine Intelligence and discuss the impact of this rapidly advancing technology. Attendees will establish new connections and network with peers in sectors including retail, manufacturing, transport, healthcare & security.
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Champagne Reception & Dinner
Attendees will arrive to a Champagne reception, followed by 3 courses of the finest cuisine and wine to match and compliment the evening. After each course, we'll hear short talks from experts, followed by Q&A and discussions throughout the meal.
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Women in Tech
As an all-female company, RE•WORK is a strong advocate for supporting female entrepreneurs and women working towards advancing technology and science. The dinner is open to anyone keen to support advancing women in the industry! Please note that this event is closed to recruiters.
Confirmed Attendees include:
Summary
Jeff Clune, Team Lead at OpenAI
Presentation
Dawn Song, Professor of Computer Science at UC Berkeley
Interview
Shalini Ghosh, Director of AI Research at Samsung Research
