Cassini Junior workshop 2020
Artificial intelligence: A GLIMPSE Of TECHNIQUES, ETHICAL issues & INTERACTION WITH HUMANITIES
June 12, 2020 - Rome, Italy
SARS-Cov-2 OUTBREAK
At now, we are hopeful that the SARS-CoV-2 outbreak will not affect the Cassini workshop, supposed to be held in Rome on June 12, 2020. In case of persistency of the current situation, we are going to hold the workshop sessions and the round tables online.
ABOUT
As Ph.D. students of the Sapienza School for Advanced Studies, we have been organising this workshop after winning the Cassini competition. The French Embassy in Rome, together with the French Institute, launched this call for proposals in order to encourage Italian Ph. D. students to establish relevant scientific relationships with French universities and research centres.
We decided to title this workshop Artificial intelligence: A glimpse of techniques, ethical issues and interaction with humanities. Our choice stems from our interdisciplinary approach and the current relevance of the topic. We hope this event will help participants to better understand what is behind the multiple faces of the 21st century groundbreaking technology.
SPEAKERS
Alessandro
Rudi
Researcher (INRIA - Sierra team)
Efficient (structured) large scale machine learning
Michele
Cortelazzo
Full Professor in Italian Linguistics (Padua University) and Director of Scuola Galileiana
Italian Linguistics
Emanuele
Rodolà
Associate Professor in Computer Science (Sapienza University of Rome)
Geometric Deep Learning
Costantino
Esposito
Full professor in Philosophy (University of Bari)
History of Philosophy
Giorgio
Resta
Full professor in Law (Rome 3 University)
Giuridic Aspects of Digital Technologies
JUNIOR SPEAKERS
Emilio
Cruciani
Post-doctoral researcher
(INRIA - Coati team)
Randomized distributed algorithms
Antonio
Norelli
Ph.D. student in Computer Science
(Sapienza University of Rome)
Computer Science
SCHEDULE
Morning session: 10:30 - 13:00 (in Italian)
Link to the video: https://youtu.be/p6oSaSjTPME
Alessandro Rudi: Introduction to Machine Learning
Emanuele Rodolà: Geometric Deep Learning
Michele Cortelazzo: AI applied to Elena Ferrante’s literature
Giorgio Resta: Data Regulation and AI: a Comparative Law Perspective
Costantino Esposito: What is Intelligence and what does AI tell about us?
Afternoon session: 15:00 - 17:00 (in Italian)
Link to the video: https://youtu.be/aBeisgvgzlE
Alessandro Rudi
Emanuele Rodolà
Emilio Cruciani
Antonio Norelli
REGISTRATION
To take part in the Cassini Junior Workshop 2020, please complete this form . You will be able to join the workshop meetings on Google Meet with the email address indicated in the form.