Leading teachers, business consultants to debate “AI Technologies for Changes in the Real World” and “Human-Centered AI”
Samsung Electronics introduced as we speak that it’s going to maintain the Samsung AI Forum 2020 on-line through its YouTube channel for 2 days from November 2nd to third. Marking its fourth anniversary this yr, the discussion board gathers world-renowned teachers and business consultants on synthetic intelligence (AI) and serves as a platform for exchanging concepts, insights and newest analysis findings, in addition to a platform to debate the way forward for AI.
Day 1: AI Technologies for Changes within the Real World
On Day 1, which will likely be hosted by Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT), Samsung’s R&D hub devoted to cutting-edge future applied sciences, Dr. Kinam Kim, Vice Chairman & CEO of Device Solutions at Samsung Electronics will ship opening remarks. Renowned AI consultants will subsequently give shows below the theme “AI Technologies for Changes in the Real World.”
This yr, Dr. Inyup Kang, President of System LSI Business at Samsung Electronics will be part of the panel dialogue with the presenters. Topics for in-depth discussions embody: challenges that should be overcome on a world degree via AI applied sciences over the following decade; limitations that AI faces in tackling real-world points equivalent to a pandemic or local weather change; and whether or not people want human-level AI, amongst different matters.
Day 1 Sessions:
- “Towards Discovering Causal Representations” by Prof. Yoshua Bengio, the University of Montreal
- “Self-Supervised Learning” by Prof. Yann LeCun, New York University
- “Meta-Learning: From Few-Shot Adaptation to Uncovering Symmetries” by Prof. Chelsea Finn, Stanford University
- “Reconstruction of the Brain” by Prof. Donhee Ham, Fellow on the Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Professor at Harvard University
- “Intelligibility Throughout the Machine Learning Life Cycle” by Dr. Jennifer Wortman Vaughan, Microsoft Research
- “End-To-End Models for Speech Recognition” by Dr. Tara Sainath, Google Research
Professor Yoshua Bengio, the winner of the 2018 Turing Award, sometimes called “the Nobel Prize in computing,” is assuming co-chairmanship for the discussion board, and the newly established “Samsung AI Researcher of the Year” award will likely be offered on the occasion.
The awardee of the “Researcher of the Year” honor is chosen amongst world AI researchers below the age of 35 via intensive evaluations and assessments made by AI consultants at each Samsung Electronics and famend tutorial establishments. On the primary day of the discussion board, the award ceremony will likely be held to current the USD 30,000 prize and the awardee will give a presentation.
Additionally, Samsung has named Professor Yoshua Bengio as “Samsung AI Professor.” As the co-chair of the discussion board with Dr. Sungwoo Hwang, President and Head of SAIT, Professor Bengio will make the most of his vast networks and experience within the subject of deep studying to broaden cooperation for increasing the boundaries of AI analysis at Samsung Electronics.
“We have an outstanding set of speakers and discussion topics which promise to shed light on both the limitations of current AI technologies, which raise both practical and theoretical questions, and research directions aimed at reaching human-level intelligence,” stated Professor Yoshua Bengio.
Day 2: Human-Centered AI
Day 2 periods will likely be hosted by Samsung Research, the superior R&D hub of the corporate that leads the event of future applied sciences for Samsung Electronics’ SET (end-products) Business. Under the theme “Human-Centered AI,” Dr. Sebastian Seung, President and Head of Samsung Research, will ship the keynote speech, and AI consultants who’ve been actively participating in AI analysis actions worldwide will share their insights.
Day 2 Sessions:
- “Natural Language Processing” by Prof. Christopher Manning, Stanford…
