BPOC's Dreaming of AI series continues on Nov 1 at 10 AM EST/7 AM PST.

We have invited Bart Baesens professor of Big Data & Analytics at KU Leuven
(Belgium) and lecturer at the University of Southhampton (UK) to share his
research. This talk will elaborate on some recent developments in
generative AI. There will be a discussion on large language models (e.g.,
ChatGPT, BERT), the underlying transformer architecture (encoder/decoder
setup), and the attention mechanism. Join us as we discuss the economic,
job, and educational impact of these technologies. We will zoom in on
AGI/Singularity and review key criteria for trustworthy AI such as open
source, education, transparency, regulation, and explainability. We will
examine key challenges including untapping new sources of data, cause and
effect reasoning, multimodal AI, neuro-symbolic AI, and AI systems
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Thank you,
Devon Matson
BPOC Research and Project Assistant
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