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The event consisted of three sections: a Workshop on Real Life AI Applications, the AI-MAS Village, an exhibition with cool AI technologies, robot contests and, most of all, interesting people. The Crafting Quest competition finals also took place during the event.
Workshop on Real Life AI Applications
The Workshop was meant to present different intelligent applications used in our everyday life. It took place during the was divided into four parts, each ending with one round of the Crafting Quest Competition and a short break.
The following topics were covered by important representatives of the academia and prestigious companies:
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| Presentation Title | Speaker |
| IBM Academic Initiative: Skills for a Smarter Planet | Prof Dr Eng Theodor Borangiu, Manager of University Relations, IBM, Romania. |
| BitDefender AI – Theory to Practic | Cătălin Coşoi AntiSpam & Antiphishing Senior Researcher for BitDefender |
| Intelligent Sollutions in a Safer World | Hans Peter Koerrenz Technical Director, Thales |
| Kaspersky Lab: from AI to parallel computing, for a safer cybernetic universe | Costin G. Raiu Chief Security Expert at Kaspersky EEMEA Lab |
| Brains and Beauty, AI at Facebook | Andrei Alexandrescu, Research Scientist at Facebook |
| R&D Activity at RopadoSRL | Alexandru Georgescu, Senior Software Engineer at Ropardo |
| High Performance Computing Resources for AI | Ovidiu Gherman and Ioan Ungurean, PhD, “Ştefan cel Mare” University, Suceava |
AI-MAS Village
AI-MAS Village was set up in the EC hall of the Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers, University Politehnica of Bucharest.
The village was organized on two floors and was divided into: Village Center and Inhabitants. It was set so that people could walk around and interact with the developers. The Village Center was populated by several intelligent applications from the IT Industry while the Inhabitants amazed the visitors with autonomous robots and innovative research projects from the academic field. By the end of the event, about 400 “tourists” had visited the village.
