AI and Deep Learning for Enterprise #13
Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning for Enterprise
Feb
7
Wednesday, February 7th
6:30PM to 9:00PM UTC
In-Person
Address available to attendees
Online
Link available to attendees
We missed you this time around!
Join us at the Capgemini Holborn Office February 7th for an evening of talks, food, and conversation with ML and AI industry pros.
Agenda
06:30pm - Doors open, food and drink served
07:00pm - Welcome
07:15pm - Henry Musto, PhD candidate at Goldsmiths University of London, "Artificial Intelligence in Alzheimer's modelling - Challenges and missteps"
07:55pm - Break
8:10pm - Jackson Gabbard, Cord "Why are embedding vectors so absurdly useful?"
8:50pm - Ruby Stoddart, Datasparq "Scalable Optimisation of a Dynamic Pricing Model"
09:00pm - Wrap up, drinks at The Sir Christopher Hatton
Our hosts require that we provide a list of all attendees, please ensure that you register with a name that matches your government issued ID or bank card: if you do not we cannot guarantee you entry to the building.
Please RSVP for the event well in advance if you plan to attend in person and unRSVP if you can no longer attend as limited spaces are available.
Presentations
Henry Musto
Artificial Intelligence in Alzheimer's modelling - Challenges and missteps
Jackson Gabbard
Why are embedding vectors so absurdly useful?
The secret sauce behind LLMs are embedding vectors — just arrays of very small numbers. But with them, you can build absurdly useful things ranging from cross-language search features to polyglot chat bots. We'll talk about how they work and how you can use them to build magical things.
Ruby Stoddart
Scalable Optimisation of a Dynamic Pricing Model
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https://sentry.ioAI and Deep Learning for Enterprise #13
Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning for Enterprise
Feb
7
Wednesday, February 7th
6:30PM to 9:00PM UTC
In-Person
Address available to attendees
Online
Link available to attendees
Join us at the Capgemini Holborn Office February 7th for an evening of talks, food, and conversation with ML and AI industry pros.
Agenda
06:30pm - Doors open, food and drink served
07:00pm - Welcome
07:15pm - Henry Musto, PhD candidate at Goldsmiths University of London, "Artificial Intelligence in Alzheimer's modelling - Challenges and missteps"
07:55pm - Break
8:10pm - Jackson Gabbard, Cord "Why are embedding vectors so absurdly useful?"
8:50pm - Ruby Stoddart, Datasparq "Scalable Optimisation of a Dynamic Pricing Model"
09:00pm - Wrap up, drinks at The Sir Christopher Hatton
Our hosts require that we provide a list of all attendees, please ensure that you register with a name that matches your government issued ID or bank card: if you do not we cannot guarantee you entry to the building.
Please RSVP for the event well in advance if you plan to attend in person and unRSVP if you can no longer attend as limited spaces are available.
Presentations
Henry Musto
Artificial Intelligence in Alzheimer's modelling - Challenges and missteps
Jackson Gabbard
Why are embedding vectors so absurdly useful?
The secret sauce behind LLMs are embedding vectors — just arrays of very small numbers. But with them, you can build absurdly useful things ranging from cross-language search features to polyglot chat bots. We'll talk about how they work and how you can use them to build magical things.
Ruby Stoddart
Scalable Optimisation of a Dynamic Pricing Model
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