🧬 ¿Es la IA consciente? e IA aplicada a redes 5G virtualizadas
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PyData Madrid vuelve el 12 de noviembre para hablar de Python, datos e inteligencia artificial, ¡Y lo que surja!
Este mes nos reuniremos en la sede de Jetbrains (Paseo de la Castellana 43) que generosamente nos cede su espacio.
Tendremos el placer de contar con dos charlas:
- Cristina Márquez hablará sobre cómo aplicar IA para crear redes 5G virtualizadas (en español)
- Cheuk Ting Ho (Developer Advocate @ JetBrains) diseccionará el debate sobre si la IA es consciente, los desafĂos Ă©ticos y regulatorios que la rodean, y el fenĂłmeno de "las caras de BĂ©lmez" aplicado a la IA (en inglĂ©s).
Después del evento, nos quedaremos haciendo networking por la zona.
Recomendaciones generales:
- ¿Sabes mucho de Python y datos? ¿Sabes poco y quieres aprender más? ¡En ambos casos, te damos la bienvenida!
- Aplica la «regla del comecocos»: si estás en un cĂrculo, deja siempre un hueco para que otra persona se pueda unir.
- Puede haber asistentes que no hablen bien español y se manejen mejor en inglés. Ten paciencia y ¡no dejes que se aburran!
En los eventos PyData rige un Código de Conducta. En resumen: sé amable, abstente de insultar o hacer bromas sexistas, racistas o excluyentes, y evita cualquier insinuación sexual hacia otras personas.
[ENG]
PyData Madrid returns on November 12 to talk about Python, data, artificial intelligence, and whatever else comes up!
This month, we will meet at JetBrain’s offices (Paseo de la Castellana 43). Many thanks to JetBrains for generously hosting us!
We are excited to present two talks:
- Cristina Márquez will talk about how to apply AI to build virtualized 5G networks (in Spanish)
- Cheuk Ting Ho (Developer Advocate @ JetBrains) will dissect the debate on whether AI is sentient, the ethical and regulatory challenges that arise, and the phenomenon of "seeing Jesus on toast" applied to AI (in English).
After the event, we will stay in the area for networking.
General recommendations:
- Are you an expert in Python and data? Are you a beginner eager to learn more? Either way, you are very welcome!
- Apply the “Pac-Man rule”: if you are standing in a circle, leave a gap so someone else can join.
- Some attendees may be more comfortable speaking English than Spanish. Be patient and make sure everyone feels included!
PyData events follow a Code of Conduct. In brief: be kind, refrain from insults and sexist, racist, or otherwise exclusionary jokes, and do not make sexual advances towards other attendees.
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🧬 ¿Es la IA consciente? e IA aplicada a redes 5G virtualizadas
Hosted by
PyData Madrid
In-Person
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Community and help
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Contact organizersEmail from your verified Guild email address. Guild relays the conversation without displaying personal email addresses here.
[SPA]
PyData Madrid vuelve el 12 de noviembre para hablar de Python, datos e inteligencia artificial, ¡Y lo que surja!
Este mes nos reuniremos en la sede de Jetbrains (Paseo de la Castellana 43) que generosamente nos cede su espacio.
Tendremos el placer de contar con dos charlas:
- Cristina Márquez hablará sobre cómo aplicar IA para crear redes 5G virtualizadas (en español)
- Cheuk Ting Ho (Developer Advocate @ JetBrains) diseccionará el debate sobre si la IA es consciente, los desafĂos Ă©ticos y regulatorios que la rodean, y el fenĂłmeno de "las caras de BĂ©lmez" aplicado a la IA (en inglĂ©s).
Después del evento, nos quedaremos haciendo networking por la zona.
Recomendaciones generales:
- ¿Sabes mucho de Python y datos? ¿Sabes poco y quieres aprender más? ¡En ambos casos, te damos la bienvenida!
- Aplica la «regla del comecocos»: si estás en un cĂrculo, deja siempre un hueco para que otra persona se pueda unir.
- Puede haber asistentes que no hablen bien español y se manejen mejor en inglés. Ten paciencia y ¡no dejes que se aburran!
En los eventos PyData rige un Código de Conducta. En resumen: sé amable, abstente de insultar o hacer bromas sexistas, racistas o excluyentes, y evita cualquier insinuación sexual hacia otras personas.
[ENG]
PyData Madrid returns on November 12 to talk about Python, data, artificial intelligence, and whatever else comes up!
This month, we will meet at JetBrain’s offices (Paseo de la Castellana 43). Many thanks to JetBrains for generously hosting us!
We are excited to present two talks:
- Cristina Márquez will talk about how to apply AI to build virtualized 5G networks (in Spanish)
- Cheuk Ting Ho (Developer Advocate @ JetBrains) will dissect the debate on whether AI is sentient, the ethical and regulatory challenges that arise, and the phenomenon of "seeing Jesus on toast" applied to AI (in English).
After the event, we will stay in the area for networking.
General recommendations:
- Are you an expert in Python and data? Are you a beginner eager to learn more? Either way, you are very welcome!
- Apply the “Pac-Man rule”: if you are standing in a circle, leave a gap so someone else can join.
- Some attendees may be more comfortable speaking English than Spanish. Be patient and make sure everyone feels included!
PyData events follow a Code of Conduct. In brief: be kind, refrain from insults and sexist, racist, or otherwise exclusionary jokes, and do not make sexual advances towards other attendees.
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