“Autonomous vehicles is much like the switch from horses to vehicles” - is it really? What is a neural network and what exactly happens in its layers? How can AI and computer vision enable a car to predict what is going to happen on the streets? And will all cars drive autonomously by 2040? Those and more questions we are going to discuss in our 8th episode with Saquib Sarfraz, Senior Scientist Computer Vision at Mercedes Benz-Daimler and Senior Research Scientist at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
In this episode, Eric Redmond, Director of Nike’s Tech Innovation Office and Amazon best seller author of “Deep Tech” is telling us how artificial intelligence will change the world by 2030. Where will robots replace humans? Where will cobots assist us and even make our lives easier? How will supervised, unsupervised and reinforcement be reformed?
In this episode, Carlos Andrés Arias Robledo, Data Scientist at FlixBus & former Director of Data Science at AdmanIT & Algorythm is explaining how FlixBus is able to predict the demand of future travellers - which routes are they going to book and under which conditions - based on AI models for each possible scenario.
Join us and François Hoehlinger, VP of Parkling at ParkNow Group in our discussion about the intelligent network of connected infrastructure that fuels a Smart City. We are talking about optimizing parking solutions through machine learning and how it can set the tone for more interconnectedness and efficiency in an AI fueled transportation industry.
In this episode, we are going to talk to Sowmya Gottipati, VP of Global Brand Technology Leader at Estée Lauder about how Artificial Intelligence and Augmented Reality are becoming a major part of the customer’s journey and purchasing experience in the beauty industry integrating virtual try-ons at home on our devices and in-store with smart mirrors.
How do chatbots know what you want? How sure of your intent does a bot have to be to give you an answer? And are chatbots the solution to personalized cookie-less advertisements? In this episode of AI LITERACY Robert Redmond, Design Principle and Head of AI Ad Design at IBM Watson gives us an answer to these questions. We talk about how chatbots are built and what types of chatbots there are as well as how conversational marketing is taking the experience of an engaging advertisement to a new level.
Why is Alexa female? Why are only 26% of the people working in the field of AI women? What are the consequences of the lack of representation? In this episode of AI LITERACY, we talk to Noelle Silver, founder of Women in AI and Microsoft MVP in AI who has worked at Microsoft, Amazon and IBM. We are discussing how artificial intelligence is adopting stereotypes about the role of women and how a lack of diversity can have a tremendous impact on the success of AI technologies.
What is AI and how will it change our future? Seymour Duncker, Fellow of the MIT Artificial Intelligence Policy for the World, Founder of iCharts and CEO of Mindscale.ai gives us an Introduction to AI in this very first episode on AI LITERACY.
Anna-Regina Entus and Victoria Rugli invite you to join them on their journey to discovering the world of AI.