The draft agenda of this First Workshop can be found here.
Unfortunately, due to organisational and technical constraints, the livestream cannot be proposed for this first workshop.
However, a recording of the workshop will be made available. In addition, we would strongly suggest to read the blog post of Mr. Ala-Pietilä, Chair of the High-Level Expert Group on AI.
As you will see, five topics will be discussed in particular in this first workshop. Accordingly, we have now created five discussion treads on the forum, each of them aiming to collect your contributions on these particular topics.
Sad to hear this Hugues.
May I ask, please. Is it an open doors workshop? I will be in Brussels this day and will be interested to attend the conversations.
Best,
Eleftherios
Dear Eleftherios,
Unfortunately, due to space constraints, it will not be possible to attend the workshop physically. We are exploring the possibility of accommodating the presence of interested members of the Alliance at future workshops, and will keep you all posted on this. However, precisely for this reason we will make available a recording of the workshop, so that all members of the European AI Alliance can follow the outcomes thereafter. We will post the link of this recording on the online platform after the workshop took place, and will be happy to receive any feedback thereon.
In addition, following the blogpost of the Chair of the AI HLEG Pekka Ala-Pietilä, we are seeking your input on the different topics that will be discussed at the Workshop. Your input can be provided here by the 13th of September.
We welcome your interest in this first workshop.
All workshops will in principle be webstreamed, so that members of the Alliance will be able to partake therein online.
Note that besides the webstreams, you will in any case also be able to provide input for these workshops online through the platform of the European AI Alliance. The topics of the workshops will be announced on the platform prior to the workshops, and your input will be gathered there in preparation of the workshops for each of these topics.
Could this event be accesible (i.e. via Skype or similar) for those of us unavailable to attend, but with an interest in contributing to this initiative?
Many thanks
