Join us for a two-day workshop celebrating the launch of the new CENTER FOR GENERATIVE AI and featuring research experts from academia and industry. Our keynote speakers this year are Sébastien Bubeck (VP of GenAI at Microsoft Research) and Luke Zettlemoyer (Professor at the University of Washington and Research Scientist at Meta).
WCP STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER
Legislative ASSEMBLY ROOM (WCP 2.302)
2201 SPEEDWAY, AUSTIN, TX 78712
check-in & breakfast
welcome remarks
keynote speaker
SPEAKER
VP/Distinguished Scientist, AWS AI and the Eduardo D. Glandt Distinguished Professor, CIS, University of Pennsylvania
LUNCH BREAK
LOCATION: WCP South ballroom (2.412)
Panel Discussion
SPEAKER
Daryan Dehghanpisheh
President Co-Founder, ProtectAI
SPEAKER
poster session
LOCATION: GDC ATRIUM
DAY 2: APRIL 19
GATES-DELL COMPLEX
AMIR & ZAIB HUSAIN AUDITORIUM (GDC 2.216)
2317 SPEEDWAY, AUSTIN, TX 78712
check-in & breakfast
LOCATION: GDC ATRIUM
PANEL DISCUSSION
AI Policy at the Intersection of Open Source Data Sets & Safety
Moderator: Harry Toor
Panelists: Alex dimakis, zaib husain
keynote speaker
LUKE ZETTLEMOYER
PROFESSOR, The UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
RESEARCH SCIENTIST, META
SPEAKER
LUNCH BREAK
LOCATION: GDC ATRIUM
poster session award
SPEAKER
Daniel diaz
IFML Post-doctoral researcher
closing remarks
CENTER FOR GENERATIVE AI:
World-Class AI Research Center with a Texas-Sized GPU Cluster
"It is an incredible time to be an AI researcher. Problems that we could only dream about solving a few years back are getting cracked as AI models fold proteins, accelerate medical imaging, help us write code, or solve Math Olympiad problems.
Universities have long played a key role in educating AI researchers, inventing the algorithms used in modern AI models and supporting the peer-review ecosystem that disseminates and evaluates this research. However, as compute and data are becoming bottleneck resources, it is not clear how universities can remain on the forefront of the generative AI revolution. At UT Austin, we are leading the way with creating open models, the largest public datasets, and a massive GPU cluster to drive innovation in our four focus areas: biosciences, health care, computer vision and NLP.
We are grateful to the UT Austin Cockrell School of Engineering and the College of Natural Sciences for supporting the new Texas Center for Generative AI, and to Dell Medical School, the School of Information and McCombs School of Business for supporting our research. We are excited to invite researchers from Academia and Industry to work with us to uncover what possibilities the future holds."
– Alex Dimakis, Director
Where do I park?
The closest parking garage is the San Jacinto Garage located at 2400 San Jacinto Blvd. Hourly rates apply with an option to purchase a day pass for $18.
How Do I Register?
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wHAT IS THE COST OF THE EVENT
This event is free for all registrants. Breakfast, lunch, and refreshments will be provided.
WHO DO I CONTACT WITH FURTHER QUESTIONS
Please email Rebekah Rice (rrice@utexas.edu) with additional questions.
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