As part of the first edition of PhD Reflect & Connect (formerly known as PhDrinks) on November 26, 2024 the doctoral schools of UHasselt are hosting a keynote by Jeroen Baert, on the topic of 'Artificial Intelligence'.
Are you a young researcher eager to dive into the world of Artificial Intelligence? This keynote, organized with the valued support of VAIA, is designed just for you! UHasselt professor dr. Valkenborg (VAIA expert), will start with a brief introduction on AI in Flanders. After his introduction, he will pass the floor to science communicator and comedian Jeroen Baert.
Get ready for a captivating journey through the fascinating landscape of AI, where you'll gain deep insights into what AI truly is—and what it isn’t. Discover the essence of Artificial Intelligence and generative AI, and learn how neural networks, ChatGPT, and Dall-E function. We will explore the strengths, weaknesses, and boundaries of these powerful tools, and delve into AI's impact on society, work and information gathering. Critical issues like copyright, ecological impact, and potential dystopian scenarios will be discussed, providing a comprehensive view of AI's ethical considerations.
Uncover the future of AI, new developments, and upcoming challenges. With a perfect blend of humor and critical analysis, Jeroen aims to both inform and entertain, making complex concepts accessible and enjoyable. Whether you’re a novice or someone who works with AI daily, this keynote offers valuable insights and predictions that will enhance your understanding and inspire your research. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to expand your horizons and engage with the cutting edge of AI technology! Secure your spot and prepare to be amazed!
The fact that this keynote is part of PhD Reflect & Connect has two implications:
(1) There will be a reception afterwards!
(2) Attending the lecture cannot be acknowledged in fulfilment of the doctoral school requirements. This is a general agreement between doctoral schools.
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