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Artificial Intelligence and Culture & Creativity will be at the heart of Wednesday, October 16, starting at 8 AM!
MTL connect, Montreal’s Digital Week, taking place from October 15 to 18, 2024, at NAD-UQAC School and online, will highlight two major themes on Wednesday, October 16: Artificial Intelligence and Culture & Creativity.
The Artificial Intelligence theme raises crucial questions about regulation, ethics, and technological competitiveness, while the Culture and Creativity theme will explore digital transformations in cultural and artistic practices, as well as the challenges of discoverability for cultural content.
Discover, without further delay, some of the activities! We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday, October 16 and throughout the week to explore even more!
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Dive into the strategic issues of artificial intelligence in Europe with Nathanaël Ackerman, a leading figure in AI in Belgium. This conference will reveal how Europe balances technological innovation, digital sovereignty, and strict regulation in the global race for AI.
This presentation will show that AI is more accessible than ever. Discover how open-source Large Language Models (LLM) and serverless architectures enable the deployment of AI solutions economically, without heavy infrastructure, in a workshop led by William Garneau, president and co-founder of Nord AI.
Discover best practices for successfully managing your AI projects through the experience of AgeTeq, a clinical research laboratory, and the expertise of Alexandre Langlois, Amaury Normandin and Olivier Beauchet from agileDSS Group. This workshop will highlight key processes, pitfalls to avoid, and pragmatic strategies to ensure the success of your AI initiatives.
FILM SCREENING
North American premiere of the film:
Why Still Think? In the Age of Artificial Intelligence, in the presence of one of the main protagonists, Hugues Bersini (Université libre de Bruxelles).
This film questions the essential role of philosophy in the face of AI, which influences our thoughts without us always being aware of it. Through practices such as drawing, dance, or music, and a philosophical workshop with children, it explores the future of human thought, a freedom that is urgent to preserve.
CULTURE AND CREATIVITY
In a changing world, the science of foresight helps us anticipate major upcoming developments. Attend the conference by Catherine Mathys to discover this discipline and prepare for the future challenges of culture.
In an ever-evolving Web, it is becoming difficult to showcase and promote the diversity of cultures, partly due to the influence of Web giants on consumption habits. Join our panelists to discuss the role that the State and public actors can play.
This workshop is aimed at digital creativity professionals and the music industry who wish to discuss the transformation of the concert paradigm. After a historical introduction, participants will collaboratively create a map of innovative methods to share this music with the public.
Join us at MTL connect 2024 to explore the latest digital trends, exchange with experts, and shape the future together!