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The largest AI Meetup in Europe!
For people who love artificial intelligence.
Upcoming events (3)
See all- AI and Coca-Cola: A Taste of Innovation at SkylineSkyline Plaza, Frankfurt
We are tankful to AI Frankfurt Rhein Main e.V. to have invited us to use their beautiful space at the Skyline Plaza.
Speaker I: Eike Mentzendorff from TU Darmstadt and SPRYFOX GmbH
Talk: OptiLearn - Adaptive Machine Learning via Multi-Objectiv OptimizationSpeaker II: Ruchika Sachdeva, Global Head of Data, Insights & Analytics, Coca-Cola HBC
Speaker III: Yevgen Nebesov, Unlocking Tomorrow: AI's Role in Reshaping Software Engineering
Sponsors:
AI Frankfurt Rhein Main e.V.
Unicsoft
Accso - Special AI Meetup on Gating in AITower One Frankfurt, IBM, Frankfurt am Main
This will be a special AI Meetup with a focus topic and outside of the usual series. The topic of the event will be Gating. Gating is a new AI technology designed to replace deep learning and is invented by Danko Nikolić.
Important! To join in person, it is essential that you register on Eventbrite so that IBM has information on who is coming (you may be asked to identify yourself at the entrance).
Gating promises several advantages over deep learning:
- Learning from small amounts of data
- Small sizes of models (better scaling)
- Accumulation and expansion of knowledge; learn new knowledge without forgetting old knowledge.
More information on Gating: www.gating.ai
We are very thankful for IBM to host this event at their premises in Tower One, Frankfurt. IBM will open by giving a talk on their work on large language models and how they try to solve the limitations of large language models. Here is the abstract of the talk by Alexander Lang:
GenAI can be unreliable, expensive to use, and tricky to maintain. So why (and how?) would you include it into software that is used by 1000s of customers and users all around the globe? Alexander Lang, Architect for IBM watsonx Code Assistant, will share unique and potentially surprising insights into where IBM thinks GenAI makes a lot of sense, and how developers of IBM’s German laboratory as part of the largest industrial research organization in the world “tame” large language models enough to be useful, reliable, and maintainable (at least most of the time).
Here is a tentative schedule of the event:
18.00 - 18.15 Arrival and networking
18.15 - 18.20 Welcome
18.20 - 18.40 Lab Opener - Adding Generative AI to Software Products, Alexander Lang, IBM
18.40 - 19.20 Introduction of the Gating technology - Danko Nikolić, Robots Go Mental
19.20 - 19.50 Food & Drinks/ Networking
19.50 - 20.10 Business aspects of the Gating technology - Danko Nikolić, Robots Go Mental
20.10 -20.30 Q&A
From 20.30 Open end networking
(21.30 official end)To join online, use this Teams link: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_NGMwOTQ2ZWYtOWMxMC00YzI4LWIxYTItOTlhMTU5MzlmNmQ1%40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22fcf67057-50c9-4ad4-98f3-ffca64add9e9%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%222ffdc213-f68a-4e99-8e21-288fc63bc7b9%22%7d
Official photographer of the event: Nadia Doroshenko
