Yoshua Bengio's pioneering working in deep learning kick started the AI revolution that has impacted every industry in recent years. This year he was recognized, along with Geoff Hinton and Yann LeCun, with the Turing Award, the most prestigious accolade in computer science.
We're excited to announce that Yoshua will be joining the lineup at EmTech MIT, our flagship event. Join us on September 17-19 to hear from Yoshua on human-level AI and the current challenges the industry faces in establishing more equitable shared benefits going forward.
In addition, our 3-day conference will delve into the most significant technological developments of the year, including:
Quantum computing
Climate change
Personalized medicine
Data security and data integrity
Space technologies
Next-gen computing
Plus meet this year's class of Innovators Under 35. Our annual list of honorees will be made public on June 25. Don't miss your chance to hear from them in-person.
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