You probably read a lot about artificial intelligence (AI) in the media, and wonder: how does it exactly work? In what way will it influence my life?
This workshop is meant to help you get a better understanding of AI, machine learning and the ethical questions that rise when you implement these technologies in society.
During hands-on exercises you’ll get the chance to play with demos, train your own machine learning model based on facial recognition and design your own creations with Generative Adversarial Networks. Cutting edge applications will be presented and we will have discussions about ethical concerns surrounding the technology.
All of this will be done without any coding or math. Everyone is welcome and able to join. Please bring your own laptop! The programme is in English.
There are limited places available for this workshop. Buy a ticket via the link above. Admission is € 5, including a drink.
Programme
19:30 doors open
20:00 Welcome & introduction
20:05 Lecture about AI & machine learning by Tomo Kihara
20:20 Workshop: playing with demo’s, machine learning models and with Generative Adversarial Networks.
21:00 Sharing experiences and discussing the ethical concerns surrounding the technology.
21:30 Closing & drinks
Want to read some interesting articles about AI? Read an article by Kate Crawford, who works at the AI Now institute. Want to know more about the work of Tomo Kihara? Visit his website.
