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Trustworthy AI: Landscaping verifiable robustness and transparency
Starts in 1 week from now
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ProgrammesThis webinar aims to show the progress in the development of Trustworthy AI technology and introduce verifiable robustness and transparency in the Artificial Intelligence domain.
This event is in the context of ADRA-e Birds of a Feather webinar series which aims to provide insights into Research and Innovation Actions (RIAs) projects to foster collaboration and avail a joint platform for debate and results-sharing in AI, Data and Robotics.
ADRA-e is a project linked to the AI, Data & Robots partnership.
Objectives:
- Showcase progress in Trustworthy AI technology development.
- Introduce verifiable robustness and transparency in the AI domain.
Target Audience: This webinar is tailored for professionals, researchers, and stakeholders interested in AI, Data, and Robotics. It welcomes participants from academia, industry, and government sectors seeking insights into Research and Innovation Actions (RIAs) projects.
Registration is free of charge, but mandatory. To register and for more information on the event and its agenda, please visit the event website.
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