Special DC Op to Learn from Nvidia Oct8,9 on these AI futures
Chris Macrae MA DAMTP Cantab
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some of world's very best AI engineers are coming to DC -check this out https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/events/ai-summit/session-catalog/?tab.allsessions=1700692987788001F1cG&search.sessiontype=option_1614028602338#/
Fascinating Track 1 Pette
2022: andemployees need the tools to collaborate in real time, from anywhere, at any time. Lenovo is partnering with NVIDIA on real-time remote work capabilities enabled by Omniverse running on the latest NVIDIA GPU platforms. From simulations and digital twins to design and development workflows, employees can...
with Jack Dangermond, Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri)
55:03 discuss the ongoing innovation of accelerating GeoSpatial workflows with GPUs.
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with Huw Roberts, CEO, Graphisoft 2022 How Visualization Helps Create Great Architecture
discuss how technologies are impacting the new world of hybrid work, digital twins, augmented reality, rendering, simulation (including machine learning/AI), and building information modeling.
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Fascinating Track 2
AI for Science and Energy Security [SDC1080] Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming scientific discovery, economic growth, and national security, and with increased investment and strategic planning, the U.S. government can lead the way in developing safe and trustworthy AI for critical areas, enhancing our ability to address pressing national and global challenges.
Tanya Das, Senior Associate Director, Bipartisan Policy Center
Karthik Duraisamy, Director of Michigan Institute for Computational Discovery and Engineering (MICDE), University of Michigan
Helena Fu, Director, Office of Critical and Emerging Technologies, Department of EnergyTwo DOE Supercomputers Top List of World’s Fastest. She previously served as Director for Technology and National Security at the White House National Security Council, where she was responsible for advancing strategic technology cooperation with allies and partners. She has previously served as Director of International Science and Technology Cooperation and Trusted Research for the Office of Science at the Department of Energy, and at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, where she was responsible for leading development of research security policy, culminating in National Security Presidential Memorandum on United States Government-Supported Research and Development National Security Policy (NSPM-33). From 2012-2018 Helena served at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, first as a Deputy Director and later as Energy Attaché and Director of the Department of Energy China Office, where she was responsible for leading a team to advance U.S. security and economic interests in energy, science and technology, and nuclear security and nonproliferation. Before government service, Helena managed award-winning environmental planning projects across Asia at AECOM, and supported Federal and State environmental, energy, and transportation policy and programs at ICF International. Helena holds a Master’s degree in Environmental and Natural Resource Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School and a B.S. in Urban Studies and Planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.