The Museum of Artificial Intelligence offers a range of activities to spread knowledge of ( potentially ) the most significant technological breakthrough in human history
Augmentation, a concept developed by the IT pioneer Douglas Engelbart in the sixties, envisioned the use of computers in support of human intelligence and decision-making capabilities.
Now as AI threatens, or promises — pick your verb of choice, to fly past us in intelligence, decision-making, creativity and who knows what else, the tables
have turned. Now it is we who are expected to do the augmentation of AI. Or the control. Or perhaps, as some people maintain, pull its plug.
All of us who earn our living as creators, or simply take joy in creating for its own sake, need to ask the question: What's going on? Where do I fit in? What happens next?
And all of us who have appreciated and profited from human creativity, human invention and the technologies evolved by human civilization, also need to ask: What's going on? Where do I fit in? What happens next?
Välkommen till ett seminarium om "AI och Lärande: Framtidens Utbildning". Vi bjuder in till ett utforskande samtal om hur artificiell intelligens förändrar hur, vad, när och var vi lär oss nya saker. Hur kan olika former av AI användas i olika lärandesammanhang, alltifrån skola, vuxenutbildning, universitet och kompetensförsörjning i arbetslivet? Vilka är de främsta riskerna? Vad är nya trender inom AI och hur kommer de att påverka vårt lärande och våra utbildningsinstitutioner?
Panelen: Annika Agéli Genlott, SKR Örjan Johansson, ATEA, ordf. i Swedish Edtech Industry Joakim Molander, Utbildningsdirektör - Academedia Cecilia Magnusson Sjöberg, Professor Stockholms Universitet Avid Fayaz Head of Education KTH AI Society Ann-Therese Enarsson, VD för tankesmedjan Futurion Moderator Jan Hylén Education Analytics AB
Our programs are modular. The client has the opportunity to choose in advance which modules are suitable. You can choose, for example, A and B, or C and D, or A, C and D, or any combination that you think suits your needs and prior knowledge.
A lecture takes 90 minutes including Q&A.
For school classes with up to 40 participants, the price is SEK 2,500.
For companies with up to 30 participants, the price is SEK 7,500 (alternatively, a support membership for companies in the Museum's non-profit association SEK 5,000).
After-work and other evening activities are priced by agreement.
Module A) History
A fundamental journey through the history of AI:
Symbolist vs connectionist directions ⋅ Turing Test ⋅ Dartmouth Conference ⋅ Emergence of neural networks ⋅ Perceptron ⋅ Eliza ⋅ AI winters ⋅ ResNet ⋅ ImageNet ⋅ AlexNet ⋅ Transformers ⋅ The most important events to date.
Module B) Hands-on AI
Inventory and use of today's most promising AI models:
Use through the cloud or on your own computer/mobile ⋅ The difference between open-source and proprietary models ⋅ Access to AI models through API keys ⋅ Effective prompting ⋅ How to build your own AI chatbot ⋅ Introduction to AI agents. (Participants follow the lecturer on their own mobiles or laptops)
Module C) Anatomy of AI
Review of the different concepts and components:
RNNs ⋅ CNNs ⋅ LSTMs ⋅ Diffusion ⋅ GANs ⋅ Transformers ⋅ State Space ⋅ Supervised and unsupervised learning ⋅ Pretraining ⋅ Fine-tuning ⋅ Backpropagation ⋅ Reinforcement Learning ⋅ Reinforcement Learning through human feedback ⋅ Synthetic data ⋅ Data distillation ⋅ RAG ⋅ Mixture of Experts.
Module D) AI and the Future
Possibilities and risks:
What is AGI? ⋅ Will AI take our jobs? ⋅ How far can scaling take us? ⋅ Energy consumption ⋅ Monopolization ⋅ Deep Fakes ⋅ AI as a weapon ⋅ Regulation and legislation ⋅ DEI & ESG issues ⋅ Copyright and data integrity ⋅ Geopolitical factors ⋅ Security.
We are currently only doing guided tours for groups of 5 or more. These tours include a guided tour of the museum's exhibitions and a 30 minute lecture on AI of the past, present and future.
located above Paradox Museum
Hötorget, Stockholm
Sweden
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