KNAW Symposium on Go & Machine Intelligence – 11 October
KNAW is organising a symposium on ‘Go and machine Intelligence’ on 11 October 2016 from 18.00-20.00 at Trippenhuis, KNAW, Kloveniersburgwal 29, Amsterdam.
The event will include presentations from Max Welling and Leo Dorst, amongst others.
The symposium is free to attend.
You can register HERE
(The event will be in Dutch)
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Full programme below:
Go & Machinale Intelligentie
KNAW-symposium
Datum: 11 oktober 2016, 18.00 – 20.00 uur
Plaats: KNAW, Trippenhuis, Kloveniersburgwal 29, 1011 JV Amsterdam (knaw.nl/routebeschrijving)
Voertaal: Nederlands
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18.00
18.05
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Jan Bergstra, hoogleraar informatica, Universiteit van Amsterdam – Opening en Inleiding
GuoJuan, leraar en professioneel G0-speler – History of Go. Life of a Go professional (lezing in het Engels)
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18.25
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Aske Plaat, hoogleraar Data Science, Universiteit Leiden – Computerschaak en Computer-Go: een wereld van verschil
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| 18.45 |
Tom Heskes, hoogleraar Artificiële Intelligentie, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen – Machinaal Leren, Neurale Netwerken, en Deep Learning
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19.05
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Max Welling, hoogleraar Machine Learning, Universiteit van Amsterdam – AlphaGo en Deep Learning
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19.25
19.45
20.00 |
Leo Dorst, universitair docent intelligent systems, Universiteit van Amsterdam – The Match
Discussie en Vragen
Drankje en Demonstraties van het Go-spel door ervaren spelers van de Amsterdamse Go-Club |
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