Human-Centered AI symposium
Let’s talk about human and AI
Join us on October 30 at EPFL, where researchers, practitioners, and thought leaders will explore how human and machine intelligence can complement one another to shape a better future for our society at large. As artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly influences health, work, education, and daily life, the question is no longer just what technology can do, but what it should do. This symposium invites you to reimagine the future of AI through the lens of human values and local impact.
Roundtable and discussion with:
- Dr. Martin Rajman, EPFL AI Center: Apertus, the Swiss LLM
- Prof. Denis Lalanne, Human-IST & UNIFR: Augmented Intelligence
- Désirée Popelka, Global Health Institute EPFL: AI and Evolutionary Psychology
- Dr. Dorina Thanou, EPFL AI Center: AI for Precision Oncology
- Dr. Vinitra Swamy, Scholé AI & ML4ED: Scholé: AI-Native Learning for the Future of Work
Moderation: Anne Laure Gannac, RTS journalist and at the EPFL College of Humanities
Program:
16h30 – Doors open
17h00 – Welcome by Philippe Cudre-Mauroux / Presentations of projects by the five speakers / Roundtable discussion / Q&A with the audience
19h15 – Networking aperitif
20h15 – End of the event
This symposium is co-organized by the College of Humanities, the EPFL AI Center, the EPFL Alumni Office, and the GITI (Groupement des ingénieurs en technologie de l’information).
>>> The event is also being broadcast live on YouTube.