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The Leading UN Platform on AI – Global Summit 2025: July 8-11 | Geneva, Switzerland
Discover the latest AI for Good sessions in this article, featuring a replay of recent discussions and a preview of upcoming talks. Dive into the innovative world of AI-driven social impact!
Multi-environment automotive QoS prediction using AI/ML
This webinar focuses on the evolution of wireless communications and the role of machine learning in ensuring proactive management of network resources to maintain quality-of-service (QoS) and enhance user experience. The speaker highlights the significance of ML-based capabilities in supporting new use cases like vehicle-to-everything (V2X) schemes, particularly in the context of vehicular communications. The Berlin V2X dataset, comprising detailed wireless measurements from diverse urban environments in Berlin, is introduced as a valuable resource. The dataset includes information on vehicle location, LTE physical layer, resource management, and QoS. The webinar suggests utilizing the Berlin V2X dataset to implement QoS prediction and advocates for the application of transfer learning and domain adaptation techniques to generalize trained algorithms across different operators, vehicles, or urban areas.
Speaker: Rodrigo Hernangómez from Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute HHI .
Moderators: Miya Nishio from 日本东京大学 and Vishnu Ram OV .
Physics-informed machine learning to push the ocean frontier in climate
This webinar focuses on the global ocean's crucial role in regulating heat, carbon, biological productivity, and sea level. Despite its significance, questions persist regarding the driving forces behind ocean circulation, impeding our understanding of rapid changes. Machine learning is employed to generate hypotheses and enhance theoretical understanding of circulation dynamics, particularly in the challenging and extreme environment surrounding Antarctica.
Due to limited observations in this inaccessible region, a new physics-informed methodology called Tracking global Heating with Ocean Regimes (THOR) is developed. THOR combines geophysical fluid dynamics with transparent neural networks, incorporating explainable AI and Bayesian confidence scores. By leveraging available data, THOR fills observational gaps and offers a monitoring framework to assess climate change sensitivity. The methodology unveils discrepancies in model physics, contributing to divergent projections and highlighting the need for further discoveries and observational strategies.
Speaker: Maike Sonnewald from 美国加州大学戴维斯分校 .
Moderator: Maria Piles from Universitat de València .
AI for Industry in Africa: unleashing potential for development
This webinar explores the impact of AI in manufacturing, with a particular focus on developing regions like Least Developed Countries in Africa.?Recognizing the rapid advancements in AI and digital transformation, which can potentially disadvantage these regions due to their limited innovation capabilities and scarcity of skilled workforce, the importance of regional perspectives takes center stage. By crafting systems that cater to local needs and proactively addressing infrastructure deficits and skills gaps, the aim is to foster inclusive innovation ecosystems and establish trust in institutions, thereby facilitating successful implementation. With a primary objective of amplifying the voices of developing countries, the webinar provides a platform for sharing their perspectives and presenting actionable recommendations to tackle the challenges associated with AI adoption. Moreover, it offers valuable insights into the Global Digital Compact, placing specific emphasis on its implications for the industry. Ultimately, the overarching goal is to bridge the technological divide and ensure that developing regions can keep pace with fast-paced technological development.
Speakers: Faith Chepkorir Langat,GE from Festo Didactic , Mactar Seck from United Nations Economic Commission for Africa , Omone Tessy Okolo Esq. from AfriLabs .
Moderator: Marco Kamiya from UNIDO .
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We are excited to share with you the latest news from the?International Telecommunication Union?AI for Good Global Summit 2023, the leading action-oriented United Nations platform promoting AI to advance health, climate, gender, inclusive prosperity, sustainable infrastructure, and other global development priorities.
The AI for Good Summit will take place in Geneva, Switzerland at?CICG - International Conference Centre Geneva?on the 6-7th of July, convening an impressive assembly of over 70 distinguished speakers from diverse fields. Uniquely, this event unites AI professionals, 40 UN partners, and a remarkable array of more than 50 cutting-edge robots, including 9 renowned humanoid robots, all under one roof. The summit promises to be a dynamic forum fostering collaboration and innovation in the application of AI for a better future.
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