Deakin College’s Centre for AI and the Way forward for Enterprise is holding its third annual AI Pageant in Melbourne subsequent week on June 1-2.
The 2023 theme ‘Co-creating worth with AI’ will convey collectively greater than 150 enterprise leaders, tech innovators, students, and coverage makers, together with 25 knowledgeable presenters.
A collection of panel periods will discover how synthetic intelligence can be utilized to create worth for companies, in addition to debating problems with belief, ethics and privateness.
Google’s head of innovation Scott Thomson and considered one of Australia’s prime AI innovators Deakin Enterprise Faculty Adjunct Professor Matt Kuperholz will focus on about how companies can harness the potential of generative AI akin to ChatGPT in a panel moderated by Deakin’s Centre for AI director Professor Hind Benbya.
“With the latest rise of generative AI and the potential creation of common AI on the horizon, our competition offers business leaders the possibility to mirror on the teachings from the previous yr and share insights to navigate the alternatives and challenges of this new expertise,” Prof Benbya mentioned.
“This yr’s program will make clear a wide range of urgent subjects, from exploring completely different dimensions of making an AI technique, to the boundaries of generative AI and its moral concerns, and methods during which AI can foster collaboration and belief in varied sectors.
“We’re at a pivotal second the place the ability of AI may be harnessed for co-creation of worth in unprecedented methods. Via this competition, we intention to encourage and information the discourse on AI, enabling contributors to higher perceive and leverage these applied sciences to form our future.”
To register for the competition, see blogs.deakin.edu.au/
You don’t need to be within the Victorian capital to participate: Friday morning’s periods are being run just about.
Right here’s a fast define of this system:
AI Pageant 2023
Day 1: Thursday 1 June, 9am-4.45pm
Deakin Downtown, Tower 2 degree 12/727 Collins St, Melbourne
Day 2: Friday 2 June, 9am-12.30pm
Digital session