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The AI Tech Symposium

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The AI Tech Symposium aims to bring together both seasoned veterans and newcomers in the field of AI. 

This event aims to supports the development and growth of AI engineering by clarifying core concepts, considerations, and trade-offs in both statistical and symbolic AI technologies.

This event will be covering a number of topics around AI tech to showcase the different nuances of hardware, software, data, and everything else in between such as:

Computer Vision, Databases, Domain Modeling, Hardware, Information Architecture, Internet-Of-Things, Language, Machine Learning, Ontologies, Standards, etc.

Whether you realize it or not, we are in the age of Artificial Intelligence. For some time, technologies like machine learning, computer vision, natural language processing, digital twins, and knowledge graphs have been solving tasks semi-autonomously. The recent surge in interest, driven by the widespread adoption of generative AI products like ChatGPT, has generated significant hype about AI’s potential to solve global problems. However, much of what is promoted is commercially driven and may not be fully developed, tested, or researched. 

We believe that showcasing experimental ideas with merit is essential to cutting through this noise, which is why we have organized this event. In this symposium, you will learn how AI is designed, prioritized in enterprises, built, and deployed by engineers in the field. You will gain insights into how problems are chosen for use case development and the design considerations for real-world solutions. Producing effective AI systems involves more than just creating prompts; it requires delivering timely, factual, verifiable, and accurate information to empower human actors.  

This event will provide a behind-the-scenes look at the production of modern AI systems across various industries and use cases, including supply chain management, marketing, green investments, natural disaster management, accounting, enterprise resource planning, custom computer vision systems, criminal justice, human resources, finance, and more.

Speakers

George Anadiotis

Founder / Principal at Linked Data Orchestration

Hosted by

SWARM Community

SWARM is a private, independently-owned Community of Practice. SWARM is an acronym that stands for Sentient Wisdom and Artificial Reasoning Machines. Our work is focused on developing the discipline of artificial intelligence engineering using open source technology. We develop informative and educational content, create virtual and physical events for networking and promoting industry applications, and deliver transformative training programs. Our founder and board of advisors have deep experience in developing impactful events, conducting academic and industry research, and commercializing research assets into sustainable startups. We have our sights on providing the highest caliber of experiences to our community. Our conviction is relentless, as we collectively believe that great work cannot happen without passion, intelligence, and – above all else – personal commitment.