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On June 20-21 this year, NASK, together with Military University of Technology (WAT), is co-organizing the Central European Cryptology Conference (CECC 2024). Are you interested in cryptology or related sciences? Feel free to submit conference abstracts or simply register your participation.
A neural network as a musical instrument? As a critic, music lover or musicologist? As a tool to break down a mixed piece of music into individual instruments? On April 18 at NASK SCIENCE, be with us for a seminar with Mateusz Modrzejewski.
“Forget Killer Robots—Bias Is the Real AI Danger. (…) The real safety question, if you want to call it that, is that if we give these systems biased data, they will be biased.” says John Giannandrea, head of Google’s artificial intelligence division. What does this mean, how does this threat manifest itself, and what can we do about it? Join the webinar with Dr. Karolina Kulicka on April 10, at 10:00 am. Don’t forget to register!
Please join us for the next Do (N)ASK seminar on creating and maintaining a framework for responsible and trustworthy artificial intelligence, which includes elements such as data governance, AI risk management and AI governance (including ML/AIOps). This time our guest will be Michał Nowakowski, PhD.
We attended BOSA!… which is a week-long course for data scientists organized by the IDLab Sports Data Science teams of Ghent University and Antwerp University. As a result, we are richer with new skills in the use of artificial intelligence (XAI) explanatory methods, knowledge of machine vision techniques, applications of biomechanics principles and other practical applications of AI in sports. NASK SCIENCE was represented by Michal Kozbial.
NASK has launched a partnership with SoccerNet and is joining the organizers of a unique soccer challenge – Ball Action Spotting 2024. The results of the challenge and the best solutions will be presented at the CVsports workshop at the CVPR 2024 conference in Seattle. CVPR is one of the most important global conferences in Computer Vision and artificial intelligence.
In Computational Neuroscience we see the brain as a graph or a network. That is why the advent of Graph Convolutional Networks (GCN) has revolutionized the field of brain connectivity analysis. In this seminar, we will discuss how Graph Convolutional Networks utilize graph theory and deep learning techniques to extract meaningful features from brain connectivity data. Join the seminar on February, 8, in NASK SCIENCE!
How do machine learning, image processing, VR, robotics and data science connect the scientific and artistic worlds? Can and how opening up to new disciplines, unusual combinations, enrich the scientific workshop? Come see to what extent data science is explored by artistic people and what can come out of such collaboration. Come experience the intermingling of different scientific disciplines. Stop by to discuss image and sound processing technologies. Coming up on February 20 at NASK SCIENCE!
How to rebuild public trust in computer science, and how does “trustworthy AI” relate to it? Can (or simply must) computer science become a human science? What, how and why to automate? For more philosophical reflections on technologies and AI, we have invited Dr. Michal Krzykawski, and you are invited to attend this meeting, which will take place on January 16 from 11:00-13:00 at NASK SCIENCE.
The #AkcjaWeryfikacja conference will be held at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Warsaw on December 1. The project is implemented by the Coopernicus initiative in cooperation with NASK Science. This unique initiative aims to expand students’ awareness of the verification of content available on the Internet and the regulation of artificial intelligence.