Ireland currently ranks as the sixth ‘most-digital’ economy in the EU. Last week’s Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Summit provided an overview of where we are now, and where AI can take us in the future, writes Róisín Kiberd
At the AI & Machine Learning Summit 2019, from left: Irfan Rasul, principal solutions consultant, Oracle Business Analytics; Dejan Cusic, business director, Ireland and UK, Comtrade Digital Services; Paul Verkaik, director, EMEA solution strategy, IPsoft; Clare Dillon, technology evangelist, Pat Breen, TD, Minister of State for Trade, Employment, Business, EU Digital Single Market and Data Protection, Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation; and Mark Kelly, founder of AI Ireland and chief customer officer at Alldus International Pictures: Maura Hickey
Picture: Maura Hickey. AI & Machine Learning Summit 2019. LtoR: Paddy Farrell, University of Limerick and Steven Lee, IPsoft.
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Picture: Maura Hickey. LtoR: Andreea Wade, Co-founder, Opening, Dr Patricia Scanlon, Founder and Chief Executive, Soapbox Labs and Owen Lewis, Partner, KPMG.
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Picture: Maura Hickey. AI & Machine Learning Summit 2019 LtoR: Professor Barry O’Sullivan, Vice Chair, European Commission High-level Expert Group on AI; President, European AI Association; School of Computer Science, University College Cork, Dr Joan Cahill, Principal Investigator, Centre for Innovative Human Systems (CIHS), School of Psychology, Trinity College Dublin, Mark Kelly founder of AI Ireland and Chief Customer Officer at Alldus International, Aoife Sexton Chief Privacy Officer, Trūata and Allan F. Beechinor, Group Chief Executive Officer, Advanced Meta Data.
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