AI for Good Global Summit 2019 Programme
Day 1, 28 May
Day 2, 29 May
Day 3, 30 May
Day 4, 31 May
DAY 0 – MONDAY, 27 MAY 2019
Advances in fundamental AI/ML research
*Invitation only
A limited number of seats is available for the audience of this math-heavy, expert-level workshop. If you are interested in participating, please send an email to ai@itu.int. You need to be a knowledgeable and active researcher in the field. Please submit a short justification.
Organized by:
Klaus-Robert Müller, Professor, Machine Learning Group, TU Berlin
09:00 – 10:45 – Part 1 of 4
Speakers:
Recent Advances in Weakly-Supervised and Robust Machine Learning
Masashi Sugiyama, Professor, Complexity Science and Engineering, University of Tokyo; Director RIKEN Center for Advanced Intelligence Project
Connectomics: AI for large-scale brain circuit reconstruction
Moritz Helmstaedter, Director, Max Planck Institute for Brain Research, Frankfurt
Automatic Understanding of the Visual World
Cordelia Schmid, INRIA Research Director
10:45 – 11:15 – Coffee break
11:15 – 12:30 – Part 2 of 4
Speakers:
Graph Representation Learning: Algorithms, Applications, and Systems
Jian Tang, Assistant Professor at HEC Montreal and Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms (MILA)
Synergies between physics and machine learning from the atomistic modeling perspective
Alex Tkatchenko, Professor and Head of Theoretical Chemical Physics Group, University of Luxembourg
12:30 – 14:00 – Lunch break
14:00 – 15:45 – Part 3 of 4
Speakers:
Learning with prior knowledge
Klaus-Robert Müller, Professor, Machine Learning Group, TU Berlin
Reward Redistribution to Speed Up Reinforcement Learning
Sepp Hochreiter, Computer Scientist and head of Institute of Machine Learning, Johannes Kepler University of Linz
On the Global Convergence of Gradient Descent for Over-parameterized Models
Francis Bach, Research faculty at INRIA – ENS
15:45 – 16:15 – Coffee break
16:15- 17:30 – Part 4 of 4
Speakers:
Intriguing results from two experiments on representation learning
Samy Bengio, Research scientist, Google Brain Team
Robust Generalization
Matthias Bethge, Professor, University of Tuebingen ; Co-founder of Layer7 AI
DAY 1 – TUESDAY, 28 MAY 2019
All sessions will be held in Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG), except for the 15:00-16:15 Panels which will be held in the rooms specified below
08:45 – 09:30 – Welcome address
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
Speakers:
- Houlin Zhao, Secretary-General, ITU
- Petteri Taalas, Secretary-General, WMO
- Francis Gurry, Director General, WIPO
- Amir Ansari, Member of the XPRIZE Foundation’s Vision Circle and its Board of Directors
- Vicki Hanson, CEO, Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
- Fabrizio Hochschild Drummond, Assistant Secretary-General for Strategic Coordination, Executive Office of the Secretary-General (EOSG)
MC:
LJ Rich, Inventor, BBC Click Presenter
09:30 – 10:25 – Opening keynotes
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
Keynote speakers:
Our AI Opportunity
Jean-Philippe Courtois, Executive VP and President, Microsoft Global Sales, Marketing and Operations
Why don’t we use AI to solve the right problems?
Jim Hagemann Snabe, Chairman of the Board of Siemens
10:25 – 10:30 – Goals of the Summit
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
Speakers:
Reinhard Scholl, Deputy Director, ITU
Amir Banifatemi, General Manager Innovation, XPRIZE
10:45 – 11:15 – Coffee break
11:00 – 11:30 – Storytellers: Connecting AI innovators & problems owners
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
Society is demanding for understanding and at a critical juncture in examining AI impact on humanity. To succeed, these efforts requires developing a holistic and inclusive perspective to help us make considerate decisions on how we integrate AI solutions in the world. Join us for this forward-thinking session and discover insights, stories and perspectives on how we can harness its potential to meet humanity’s greatest challenges.
Storytellers:
Stories from the Frontlines: insights on the use of digital technologies in armed conflicts
Yves Daccord, Director-General, International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
Towards transparency in AI: methods and challenges
Timnit Gebru, Lead Ethical Artificial Intelligence, Google & Co-founder, Black in AI
Moderator:
Frederic Werner, Head, Strategic Engagement Division, ITU
11:30 – 12:30 – Transformations on the horizon
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
AI is a transformative exponential technology that is rapidly shaping major industries and all aspects of our lives. We have barely scratched the surface of how these transformations will reinvent our lives and what their implications will be. Explore new ideas that will challenge existing narratives and bridge our understanding of AI and unlimited possibilities that will shape the future of society in this enlightening session.
- Vladimir Kramnik, World Chess Champion
- Cécile Cabanis, EVP, CFO, Information Systems, Procurement and Strategic Resources Cycles, Member of the Board of Directors of Danone
- Yan Huang, Senior Director AI Innovation and AI Health Lead, Baidu
- JoAnn Stonier, Chief Data Officer at Mastercard
- Charles-Édouard Bouée, CEO, Roland Berger
Moderator:
Anja Kaspersen, Director, UN Disarmament Affairs
12:30 – 14:00 – Lunch break & demo stage
14:00 – 15:00 – Ministerial Panel – Policy for Good: Laying the foundations of the AI Summit
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
Integrating AI as a public good is a global challenge that impacts the ability of governments and global institutions to safeguard the interests of their constituents. Creating effective AI strategies to improve societal well-being requires frameworks for understanding AI impacts and design policies to serve and address these needs. Learn more about how these select key decision makers envision the role of AI to uplift their countries, and the opportunities and challenges that may arise in the process of doing so.
Speakers:
- H.E. James Kwasi Thompson, Minister of State for Grand Bahama office of the Prime Minister
- H.E. Khalil Amiri, Vice Minister for Scientific Research, Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Republic of Tunisia
- Hon. Jenfan. Muswere, Deputy Minister of Information Communication and Courier Services, Zimbabwe
Moderator:
LJ Rich, Inventor, BBC Click Presenter
15:10 – 16:15 – Implementations of AI to advance the SDGs
Session 1 – Innovative applications of AI & data science
Room 3, Level 0, CICG
AI and Data science are unlocking the revolutionary potential in enabling progress towards SDGs. Join us for a rousing discussion on the latest high-impact applications that are being used today. Discover how these technologies will redefine the ways in which we gain and act on insights about the world, each other and ourselves in the near future.
Speakers:
- Bernhard Kowatsch, Head of Innovation Accelerator, WFP
- Ioana Baldini, Member at IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
- Ingmar Weber, Research Director for Social Computing, Qatar Computing Research Institute
- Alejandro Roca Campana, Senior Director, WIPO
- Saiful Ridwan, Chief, Enterprise Solutions, Corporate Services Division, UN Environment
- Ibrahima Khaliloulah Dia, Coordinator of the Health and Welfare Map and Digital Health Unit and the Health Observatory – Senegal Ministry of Health and Social Action
Moderator:
Frits Bussemaker, Chairman, Institute for Accountability in the Digital Age
Session 2 – Innovative applications of AI in education and youth
Room 5+6, Level 3, CICG
AI will introduce changes that will reverberate for generations to come, and we can leverage these technologies to ensure that today’s youth will fully benefit from what AI has to offer. It is important to offer an equitable and quality access to resources to enable their education, skill development and overall well-being. Learn the latest perspectives, applications and innovations in AI that empower these goals and help facilitate a deeper, more meaningful engagement for life-long learning.
Speakers:
- Deirdre Quarnstrom, General Manager, Minecraft Education
- Shlomy Kattan, VP Strategic Relations and Executive Director Learning, XPRIZE
- Sam Molyneux, GM, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
- Helene Molinier, Senior Policy Advisor on Innovation at UN Women
- Paul Landers, Head of Strategic Partnerships and Sr Advisor to the Connect to Learn program, Ericsson
Moderator:
Maria Axente, AI Programme Driver, PwC United Kingdom
Session 3 – Data for Global Good
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
Data is the key driving force in unlocking the revolutionary potential of AI today. Leveraging data at scale is a critical factor towards using AI effectively for global impact projects. In order to harness the unlimited potential of AI, it is important to understand how we define equitable data access, sharing, portability, and interoperability. Having a framework of understanding these needs allows AI to be more effectively used for actionable outcomes, better policies and improved quality of life for all. Discover how to maximize the potential of data and AI for large-scale projects and learn the safeguards and principles necessary to avoid their misuse in this engaging session.
Speakers:
- Anna Bethke, Head AI For Good, INTEL
- David Satola, Lead ICT Counsel at The World Bank
- Lav Varshney, Assistant Professor at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Peter Bailey, Chief Strategy Officer, Dataminr
- Jackie Weser, Senior Machine Learning Engineer at Crisis Text Line
- Clara Neppel, Senior Director European Business Operations at IEEE
Moderator:
Alpesh Shah, Senior Director of Global Business Strategy & Intelligence at the IEEE Standards Association
Session 4 – Socially Inclusive AI
Room 1+2, Level 0&1, CICG
Non-inclusive AI can hurt others by perpetuating misconstruction and discrimination at scale. This in turn hinders ability to address real unmet needs. This exciting session discusses the necessary action steps towards developing socially inclusive applications that recognizes digital identity as a human right, promotes gender, age, and racial equity, and is inclusive. AI will have the maximum and real impact in people’s lives when the technology is accurately representative and equitable for all, and allow future generations be ready to participate in the transformations ahead.
Speakers:
- Doreen Bogdan-Martin, Director of ITU’s Telecommunication Development Bureau (BDT)
- Natasa Milic-Frayling, ACM Women Europe, Chair of Data Science, University of Nottingham, CEO, Intact Digital ltd
- Evans Woherem, Founder, Chairman, Digital Africa
- Shamika N. Sirimanne, Director, Division on Technology and Logistics (DTL), UNCTAD
- John Kamara, Director at Machine Intelligence Institute of Africa (MIIA)
- Ashley van Heteren, Associate Principal, McKinsey & Company
Moderator:
Nancy Nemes, Founder & Chief Enthusiasm Officer of Ms. AI – Artificial Intelligence for and with women
Session 5 – AI in explorations and new frontiers
Room 7+8, Level 2, CICG
AI has become a game-changing tool for earth stewardship and to understand our planet’s ecosystem. At the same time as we pursue new avenues to explore our humanity and potentials, life on this earth and on other planets, we have begun a journey with unprecedented discoveries that is expanding our minds and aspirations. Join for the first time this year a session that covers many viewpoints tracing how we explore further with AI.
Speakers:
- Chanda Gonzales, Executive Director Google Lunar XPRIZE
- Celine Herweijer, Partner, Innovation and Sustainability, PwC UK
- Jyotika Virmani, Executive Director of Planet & Environment, XPRIZE
- Philipe Rosedale, CEO, High Fidelity
- Kevin Kajitani, ANA AVATAR Co-Director, ANA Holdings Inc.
Moderator:
Marie-José Bahnam, Vice President, Partnerships, XPRIZE
16:15 – 16:45 – Coffee break & demo stage
16:45 – 18:00 – Introducing the 5 breakthroughs teams + rules of the game
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
Keynote:
Explainable AI – Demystifying the ‘Black Box’
Klaus-Robert Müller, Professor, Machine Learning Group, TU Berlin
15:10 – 16:15 – Implementations of AI to advance the SDGs
AI Education: Reaching and Engaging 21st Century Learners
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
The world is changing dramatically as AI integrates into our society and work. To keep pace, it’s imperative we reimagine education for adults and youth of all backgrounds and cultures using the transformative power of AI responsibly. Read a full description of the AI Education track.
Themes:
Community, Workplace, Media, Lifelong Learning, Psychology
Speakers:
Tara Chklovski, Founder and CEO of Iridescent
Good Health and Well-Being
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
Last year’s health breakthrough inspired the creation of the ITU-WHO Focus Group on AI 4 Health, this years’ track will expand upon this work and beyond, looking at the role that AI can play in achieving Universal Health Coverage
Themes:
Community, Workplace, Media, Lifelong Learning, Psychology
Speakers:
- Thomas Wiegand, Professor at TU Berlin, and Executive Director of Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute
- Naomi Lee, Executive Director – Digital, The Lancet
- Ramesh Krishnamurthy, Senior Advisor, Department of Information, Evidence and Research, WHO
- Sameer Pujari, “Be Healthy, Be Mobile” Project Manager, World Health Organization, WHO
AI, Human Dignity & Inclusive Societies
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
The track brings together actors from around the world to ensure that AI is deployed in ways that promote peaceful inclusive societies, protect human rights, and enhance human dignity
Speakers:
Eileen Donahoe, Executive Director, Global Digital Policy Incubator at Stanford University
Scaling AI for Good
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
The track will create a “funnel”, which will help projects be 1. Defined, 2. Prototyped, 3. Deployed once, and finally 4. Deployed N times, for impact
Speakers:
- Trent McConaghy, Founder, Ocean Protocol
- Alexandre Cadain, CEO, Anima
AI for Space
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
The track will identify projects that could be developed using AI and Space to help address issues on a local and global scale, such as predicting, preparing for, and mitigating the effects of climate change.
Aims of Track:
Identify areas where there is a high potential for impact for AI in Space, for collective benefit and the potential partnerships and models that might enable progress.
Facilitate an open discussion on the barriers to deployment of AI tools, and begin thinking about what is needed to overcome them
Find common agreement on requirements for data to enable beneficial AI in the Space sector
Take the first steps towards agreeing broad principles around governance for AI and Space
Identify selected projects or efforts that will spin-out of the track and begin to be realised.
Speakers:
Anousheh Ansari, CEO, XPRIZE
18:00 – 18:50 – Closing Keynote presentation
Room 1+2 (Level 0&1, CICG)
The Future is better than you think
Ray Kurzweil, Best-selling author of the ‘Singularity is near’, futurist, inventor
*Live presentation from California, followed by Q&A. This presentation will not be webcast.
19:00 – VIP evening reception
VIP evening reception
DAY 2 – WEDNESDAY, 29 MAY 2019
The heart of the Summit takes place in the action-oriented breakthrough sessions designed to generate ‘AI for Good’ project
09:00 – 10:30 – Breakthrough Sessions
Breakthrough Track 1:
AI Education and Learning
Room 2, Level 0, CICG
Breakthrough Track 2:
Good Health and Well Being
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
Breakthrough Track 3:
Al, Human Dignity & Inclusive Societies
Room 5+6, Level 3, CICG
Breakthrough Track 4:
Scaling AI for Good
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
Breakthrough Track 5:
AI for Space
Room 3, Level 0, CICG
10:30 – 11:00 – Coffee Break & Demo Stage
11:00 – 12:30 – Breakthrough Sessions (continuation)
Breakthrough Track 1:
AI Education and Learning
Room 2, Level 0, CICG
Breakthrough Track 2:
Good Health and Well Being
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
Breakthrough Track 3:
Al, Human Dignity & Inclusive Societies
Room 5+6, Level 3, CICG
Breakthrough Track 4:
Scaling AI for Good
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
Breakthrough Track 5:
AI for Space
Room 3, Level 0, CICG
12:30 – 14:00 – AI for Good UN Partners meeting, Lunch & Demo Stage
14:00 – 15:30 – Breakthrough Sessions (continuation)
Breakthrough Track 1:
AI Education and Learning
Room 2, Level 0, CICG
Breakthrough Track 2:
Good Health and Well Being
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
Breakthrough Track 3:
Al, Human Dignity & Inclusive Societies
Room 5+6, Level 3, CICG
Breakthrough Track 4:
Scaling AI for Good
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
Breakthrough Track 5:
AI for Space
Room 3, Level 0, CICG
15:30 – 16:00 – Coffee Break & Demo Stage
16:00 – 17:30 – Breakthrough Sessions (continuation)
Breakthrough Track 1:
AI Education and Learning
Room 2, Level 0, CICG
Breakthrough Track 2:
Good Health and Well Being
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
Breakthrough Track 3:
Al, Human Dignity & Inclusive Societies
Room 5+6, Level 3, CICG
Breakthrough Track 4:
Scaling AI for Good
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
Breakthrough Track 5:
AI for Space
Room 3, Level 0, CICG
18:30 – 20:00 – Performances: AI pushing the limits of Artistic intelligence
Palais des Nations, Room XX (Salle des droits de l’homme), E Building, 3rd Floor – Door 40
Artists around the world have taken up the topic of Artificial Intelligence to explore and reflect our very own identity in the face of the coming change. As part ofthe AI for Good Global Summit 2019, the cultural event AI pushing the limits of Artistic intelligence will present leading international artists working at the intersection of performance arts and AI.
Moderated by
LJ Rich, Inventor, BBC Click Presenter, the evening explores how man and machine could come together to augment the boundaries of human creativity and genius.
Performers:
- Reeps One, Award-winning vocal and visual artist
- Christian “Mio” Loclair, Creative director at Waltz Binaire, new media artist, computer scientist and choreographer
- Robozee, Dance performer
DAY 3 – Thursday, 30 MAY 2019
09:00 – 10:30 – Investigating future challenges of AI
Falling Walls: Science for Good, AI for Science
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
Towards real-time measurement of the SDGs and their sustainable applications
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
AI & Agriculture
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
Robotics for Good
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
09:00 – 10:30 – Partner Workshops
Falling Walls: Science for Good, AI for Science
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
Towards real-time measurement of the SDGs and their sustainable applications
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
15:30 – 16:00 – Coffee Break & Demo Stage
11:00 – 12:30 – Investigating future challenges of AI (continuation)
Falling Walls: Science for Good, AI for Science
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
Real-time measurement of SDGs and their Sustainable Applications
Room 3, Level 0, CICG
AI & Agriculture
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
Robotics for Good
Room 2, Level 0, CICG
11:00 – 12:30 – Partner Workshops (continuation)
Fondation Botnar session on “Smart, AI-enabled community health systems”
Room 5+6, Level 3, CICG
Documentary Workshop
Room 14, Level 2, CICG
12:30 – 14:00 – Lunch & Demo Stage
14:00 – 14:20 – IBM Project Debater
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
We want your arguments on the motion “Social media brings more harm than good.” Submit your arguments here pro or con this motion in the weeks prior to the Summit and during the Summit. After collecting your arguments, with the help of IBM’s “Speech by Crowd”, the final narratives will be presented in this session.
14:20 – 15:30 – Ideas for Impact – 5 Breakthrough Pitches
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
An overview of the projects selected on May 29 to move forward with will be presented along with discussions revolving around tangible next steps and committed supporters (time and resources).
AI Education and Learning
- Tara Chklovski, Founder and CEO of Iridescent
Good Health and Well-Being
- Thomas Wiegand, Professor at TU Berlin, and Executive Director of Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute
- Naomi Lee, Executive Director – Digital, The Lancet Journal
- Ramesh Krishnamurthy, Senior Advisor, Department of Information, Evidence and Research, WHO
- Sameer Pujari, “Be Healthy, Be Mobile” Project Manager, World Health Organization, WHO
AI, Human Dignity & Inclusive Societies
- Eileen Donahoe, Executive Director, Global Digital Policy Incubator at Stanford University
- Manju George, Head of Platform Services,Digital Economy & Society, WEF
- Brandie Nonnecke, Founding Director of he CITRIS Policy Lab at UC Berkeley
- Steven Vosloo, Digital Policy Specialist,UNICEF
- Bhanu Neupane, Program Specialist in Communication and Information, UNESCO
Capacity building and Scaling AI for Good
- Trent McConaghy, Founder of Ocean Protocol
- Alexandre Cadain, CEO, Anima
AI for Space
- Anousheh Ansari, CEO of XPRIZE & Space Ambassador
15:30 – 16:00 – Coffee Break & Demo Stage
16:00 – 17:30 – Next steps, data challenges, scaling AI, and way forward
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
Speakers:
- Cedric Villani, AI adviser to French President Macron, Mathematics Fields medal winner
- Anousheh Ansari, CEO, XPRIZE, Space Ambassador; first female private space explorer
- Gyu Myoung Lee, Reader, Liverpool John Moores University, Adjunct Professor, KAIST
17:30 – 18:00 – The space between zero and one (musical performance & talk)
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
Jojo Mayer began playing drums as an autodidact, and had his first public performance at 2. Today, he is regarded as one of the leading performers and innovators on the instrument and included in the list of the 50 Greatest Drummers of All Time by Modern Drummer Magazine. Jojo will give a brief synopsis on the emergence of rhythm culture and its relationship to technology and communication. He shares his thoughts on interacting with digital culture and cross examines the relevance of a human performance in the digital age.
18:00 – 20:00 – Evening drinks, science fiction talks & dance performance
Imagining the future: Why society needs science fiction
Ken MacLeod is an award-winning Scottish science fiction writer of 10+ novels, including the Star Fraction and Newton’s Wake: A Space Opera. His novels have won the Prometheus Award and the BSFA award, and been nominated for the Hugo and Nebula Awards.
Madeline Ashby is a science fiction writer, futurist, speaker and teacher. She is a member of the XPRIZE Science Fiction Advisory Council and the AI Policy Futures Group at ASU CSI. She is the author of the Machine Dynasty novels. Her novel Company Town was a Canada Reads finalist.
Interactive embodiology dance performance
Dr. S. Ama Wray, based in the USA is the creator of Embodiology – an African approach to the performance of improvisation.
DAY 4 – Friday, 31 MAY 2019
09:00 – 10:30 – Thematic AI Sessions, Workshops & Tutorials
Future of Smart and Safe Mobility – State of the Art (1/2)
Room 2, Level 0, CICG
Culture and Storytelling in the Age of AI Interactive Workshops by IVOW (1/3)
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
AI Guidelines – which one is right for me?
Room 7+8, Level 2, CICG
How Responsible AI can Enable a Sustainable Future for People and the Planet by PwC
Room 18, Level -1, CICG
Learn how to apply AI to solve some of society’s biggest challenges by NetHope (1/2)
Room 14, Level 2, CICG
AI for Good in cities (1/3)
Room 3, Level 0, CICG
Learning day: Business and AI (1/3)
Workshop 1: Best 5G connectivity & AI for Good by Cambridge Wireless
Room 5, Level 3, CICG
Learning day: Public Sector and AI (1/3)
Workshop 1: AI Governance in Developing Nations – Elements for a Roadmap by Access Partnership
Room 16, Level -1, CICG
Learning day: Youth and AI (1/3)
Workshop 1: Un-Hacking the Future (learning lab)
Room 6, Level 3, CICG
10:30 – 11:00 – Coffee Break & Demo Stage
11:00 – 12:30 – Thematic AI Sessions, Workshops & Tutorials
Future of Smart and Safe Mobility – Road Safety and Impact of Mobility on Society (2/2)
Room 2, Level 0, CICG
Culture and Storytelling in the Age of AI Interactive Workshops by IVOW (2/3)
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
Democratizing AI for all – AI and Data Commons
Room 4, Level 0, CICG
Aligning Objectives and Coordinating Activities, by Carnegie Council for Ethics and International Affairs, Hastings Center & World Technology Network
Room 7+8, Level 2, CICG
Learn how to apply AI to solve some of society’s biggest challenges by NetHope (2/2)
Room 14, Level 2, CICG
AI for Good in cities (2/3)
Room 3, Level 0, CICG
Learning day: Business and AI (2/3)
Workshop 2: The art of conversational AI by Microsoft
Workshop 3: The Dawn of Emotional Chatbots: Maintaining the human communication experience in an AI-driven world by LiveTiles
Room 5, Level 3, CICG
Learning day: Public Sector and AI (2/3)
Workshop 2: Towards an Inclusive Future in AI by foraus/swissnex
Room 16, Level -1, CICG
Learning day: Youth and AI (2/3)
Workshop 2: Humans Teaching Machines, Machines Teaching Humans by Citizen Cyberlab
Room 6, Level 3, CICG
12:30 – 14:00 – Lunch Break & Demo Stage
14:00 – 16:30 – Thematic AI Sessions, Workshops & Tutorials
Unintended Consequences of AI
Room 2, Level 0, CICG
Culture and Storytelling in the Age of AI Interactive Workshops by IVOW (3/3)
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
AI for Good in cities (3/3)
Room 3, Level 0, CICG
Learning day: Business and AI (3/3)
Workshop 4: A Hands-on Overview to AI for Social Good Algorithms” by Intel
Room 5, Level 3, CICG
Learning day: Public Sector and AI (3/3)
Workshop 3: National AI strategies and sustainable development: taking the next steps towards AI for Good by DiploFoundation
Workshop 4: Deep Learning: The AI case for transforming humanitarian collaboration by JIPS/EPFL
Room 16, Level -1, CICG
Learning day: Youth and AI (3/3)
Workshop 3: Are You Prepared for a Future with AI?
Workshop 4: EQ Eco sprint
Room 6, Level 3, CICG
16:30 – 17:00 – Coffee Break & Demo Stage
17:00 – 17:15 – Closing Remarks
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
Houlin Zhao, Secretary-General, ITU
17:15 – 18:00 – Closing Act
Room 1, Level 1, CICG
Simon Pierro, World’s Leading AI & iPad magician
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