Artificial Intelligencers, n. — any beginners to experts who are willing to both share their personal or professional journeys learning, experimenting, developing, and applying Artificial Intelligence in any form, and support others doing the same.
Community members share demos and technical presentations on AI projects. Featured presenters: • Satoshi Mitsumori on construction AI analytics • Ben Winter on question-generator architecture • Adam on diagnostic tooling
Join us for an informative evening where local professional, amateur, and student community members (including you!) discuss technical deep-dives, and discussions of AI-related projects or research they are working on, tools and techniques they have tried, or research papers/publications/presentations that they find insightful. We are not entirely sure that we'll have access to audio/video, so we are planning around not having it. It will be a bonus feature if we do.
Join us for an informative evening where local professional, amateur, and student community members (including you!) share “wires-out” demos, technical deep-dives, and discussions of AI-related projects or research they are working on, tools and techniques they have tried, or research papers/publications/presentations that they find insightful. This event is for those just starting to explore the technical aspects of AI, experienced AI professionals, and everyone in between. See you there! We're are maintaining a list of folks who express an interest in sharing what they are working on. So, please let Dan and Ram know if you'd like to share something with the community.And, if you know of hosts or sponsors for our community gatherings.
This is the initial meeting! Come with a tool or workflow that you're using to share. Also, please share your opinion on the format for future events.My initial thinking is that each event should be a combination of a longer talk(20- 30 mins) and 1 or 2 shorter demos / discussions(10 - 20) minutes.That said, I want to match what people are interested in!
Let us know what you'd like to share: a presentation, a demo of a project, or a group discussion on a topic.
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