NeurotechEU summit - Research symposia "Data-driven decision-making in the wake of artificial intelligence"
This symposium brings together researchers, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming data-driven decision-making across sectors. The focus is on data and sovereign decision-making in a world where AI is increasingly part of healthcare.
Data-driven decision-making in the wake of artificial intelligence
Welcome and introduction
Speaker: Anna Sigridur Islind
Session 1 – Decision-making, the brain, and technology
Keynote: tbd, Karolinska Institutet
Topic: Decision-making, the brain, and technology
Fika
Session 2 – Unravelling decision-making and how AI can tap into that
Speaker: tbd, Karolinska Institutet
Topic: Automated Decision-making, Data-driven decision-making, and artificial intelligence: where are we at and where would we like to go from here?
Speaker: tbd, University of Lille
Topic: tbd
Speaker: Erno Hermans, Professor of Cognitive Affective Neuroscience, Radboud University, Netherlands.
Topic: tbd
Speaker: Johannes Castelein & Matteo Cesari, Dr.-Ing. Johannes Castelein & Priv.-Doz. Matteo Cesari, The Medical University of Innsbruck, Austria.
Topic: Unravelling how AI can assist in decision-making in Parkinson's disease.
Speaker: Gunnar Þór Pétursson, Professor and Head of Department, Department of Law, Reykjavík University, Iceland
Topic: Sovereignty, security, and law in the age of AI governance.
Lunch
Session 3: Speed Scientific Dating
The goal of this session is to get to know each other and explore ways to collaborate on data-driven decision-making in the wake of artificial intelligence.
Session 4: Workshop on how we can turn what we have discussed into projects, co-created teaching activities, or funding applications
The goal of this session is to take the ideas generated through listening in the morning and through the speed dating early afternoon and turn them into actionable items that could either lead to collaborative efforts, such as projects, or to funding applications stemming from our thoughts on this day.
Fika
Session 4: Workshop
The goal of this session is to take the ideas generated through listening in the morning and through the speed dating early afternoon and turn them into actionable items that could either lead to collaborative efforts, such as projects, or to funding applications stemming from our thoughts on this day.
Summary
Summarizing the main outcomes of the symposia and next steps.
Speaker: Anna Sigridur Islind