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SUMMARY:AI & Big Data for Innovation Summit
DESCRIPTION:The past decade has known a surge of breakthroughs in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Increased computer power\, the availability of big data\, as well as advances in research\,  have led to ever more AI and big-data applications being used in all domains of our lives. Europe is well-positioned to reap the benefits that those applications can bring\, disposing of all necessary elements to generate beneficial innovation. AI and big data however also pose a number of risks\, from hampering people’s fundamental rights such as privacy\, autonomy or non-discrimination\, to causing physical or other types of damage. Europe must\, therefore\, put in place the necessary safeguards to ensure that the technology’s risks are adequately addressed and that European citizens remain protected. As the European Commission’s High-Level Expert Group on AI indicated\, this not only requires a thorough evaluation – and potential adaptation – of our current regulatory frameworks\, but may also bring the need to introduce new regulation and governance mechanisms. It will be up to the new European legislature to ensure that the challenges raised by AI are adequately tackled and that Europe will be able to flourish in the AI era. \nThe 1st AI & Big Data Innovation Summit organised by the Knowledge4Innovation Forum is taking place from 2 – 5 December in the European Parliament in Brussels. This is an outstanding opportunity to meet and discuss with newly elected MEPs and the new Commission (Commission President UVDL TBC) about the opportunity for Europe to become a global leader in AI and data-driven innovations and how policy can support and if necessary\, regulate AI and big data developments. \nThe programme covers topics around policy-making and regulation\, the use of AI and data analytics to exploit open (research) data and a series of concrete examples of how AI & Big Data innovation will transform industries and society. A key target will be the use of data to make better decisions and predict outcomes/impact of policy measures and investments in R&I.
URL:https://old.eitrawmaterials.eu/events/ai-data-for-innovation-summit/
LOCATION:European Parliament\, Brussels\, Belgium
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SUMMARY:Breakfast Debate: Digitalisation in the raw materials sector
DESCRIPTION:The digital transformation presents tremendous challenges and at the same time great opportunities for the raw materials sector along the entire value chain. The collection\, analysis and visualization of vast quantities of data from various sources\, scales of observation and over variable timeframes is integral to this transformation. As the digitalisation of the sector is progressing\, Artificial Intelligence (AI)\, Machine Learning (ML)\, Deep Learning (DL)\, Augmented/Virtual Reality (AR/VR) and data integration solutions are increasingly being used in innovative approaches to optimise processes\, increase the accuracy and reliability of models and predictions and to speed-up and autonomize operations. \nList of Speakers: \nAndreas Klossek\, Interim CEO\, COO\, Managing Director\, EIT RawMaterials\nAnders Lindberg\, LKAB\nAnna Eklind\, Program Manager Connectivity\, Epiroc\nDr Michael Haschke\, DMT Manager R&D\, EurGeol\nAndreas Brosig\, Beak Consultants GmbH\nSusanne Feiel\, Head of International Department MIRO\, University of Leoben\nProf. Dr Peter Moser\, Head of the Chair of Mining Engineering and Mineral Economics Vice-Rector für Infrastructure and International Relations\, University of Leoben \nThis session will highlight some of the leading-edge innovative developments in these areas that EIT RawMaterials is enabling. \nPlease note that this is an invitation-only event.
URL:https://old.eitrawmaterials.eu/events/breakfast-debate-digitalisation-in-the-raw-materials-sector/
LOCATION:European Parliament\, Brussels\, Belgium
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