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In our next AI Luncheon and Podcast episode, we are going to talk to Darek Kociecki. Darek has an MBA from the Kozminski University and a Master from the SGH Warsaw School of Economics.
He has been working in Business Development for over 10 years and is now Chief Growth Officer at Neoteric. Neoteric itself is developing AI solutions for their global clients, so whom better to talk to than to the CGO of an AI company, in order to learn how to use AI to increase your sales conversions! 

In our next AI Luncheon and Podcast episode, we are going to talk to Darek Kociecki. Darek has an MBA from the Kozminski University and a Master from the SGH Warsaw School of Economics.
He has been working in Business Development for over 10 years and is now Chief Growth Officer at Neoteric. Neoteric itself is developing AI solutions for their global clients, so whom better to talk to than to the CGO of an AI company, in order to learn how to use AI to increase your sales conversions! 

Our topic today is INTERPRETABLE AI and its correlation with Accurate AI. We will learn about Data Driven Architecture, the three algorithms for business analytics (Descriptive algorithms, predictive algorithms and prescriptive algorithms) and Isao will also talk about the new MIT Sloan course "Business  Analytics". In the end he will talk about how the most important AI models fit into the 2-dimensional graph "Accuracy vs Interpretability" and we will discuss which impact or risk highly accurate but low interpretable graphs have. 

Isao, CEO of enFaith, Japan,  himself has worked in the field of IoT service development for many years, worked on optimal energy control for homesin smart cities and was National AI Project Team Leader to develop a recommendation engine that utilises cellular location information. This recommendation engine has been used in Japan during Covid to grasp large-scale movement.

Our topic today is INTERPRETABLE AI and its correlation with Accurate AI. We will learn about Data Driven Architecture, the three algorithms for business analytics (Descriptive algorithms, predictive algorithms and prescriptive algorithms) and Isao will also talk about the new MIT Sloan course "Business  Analytics". In the end he will talk about how the most important AI models fit into the 2-dimensional graph "Accuracy vs Interpretability" and we will discuss which impact or risk highly accurate but low interpretable graphs have. 

Isao, CEO of enFaith, Japan,  himself has worked in the field of IoT service development for many years, worked on optimal energy control for homesin smart cities and was National AI Project Team Leader to develop a recommendation engine that utilises cellular location information. This recommendation engine has been used in Japan during Covid to grasp large-scale movement.

Auxane Boch is associate researcher at the Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence (IEAI) at the TU Munich. She describes herself as a cyber psychologist and explores the opportunities, challenges and ethical considerations of social robots. The IEAI writes in their April Brief: "Robotics technologies are now increasingly used in a multitude of ways related to social interaction with humans. Considering their expanding employment in many areas of everyday life, it is now crucial to understand the implications of robotic technology for users and society." In our next podcast, Auxane will talk with us about this and the latest social robot technology designed for serving humans and will offer an assessment of the ethical considerations needed.

Auxane Boch is associate researcher at the Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence (IEAI) at the TU Munich. She describes herself as a cyber psychologist and explores the opportunities, challenges and ethical considerations of social robots. The IEAI writes in their April Brief: "Robotics technologies are now increasingly used in a multitude of ways related to social interaction with humans. Considering their expanding employment in many areas of everyday life, it is now crucial to understand the implications of robotic technology for users and society." In our next podcast, Auxane will talk with us about this and the latest social robot technology designed for serving humans and will offer an assessment of the ethical considerations needed.

Have you ever wondered, if AI solutions can be patented? Do you have an AI solution and look for legal protection? Did you know that you actually cannot patent algorithms, but need to construct methods around to make it patentable. And did you know that AI diagnostics applications are exempt from patenting? All these questions will be discussed in this episode.

Our guest speaker, Thomas L. Lederer, is one of the few German attorneys, who specialises in patenting artificial intelligence. Thomas studied physics, machine engineering and informatics in Munich at LMU and TUM. But then he became German patent attorney in 2012 and European patent attorney in 2015. Since 2021 he is European Patent and Trademark Attorney at ABP Burger Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft. 

Have you ever wondered, if AI solutions can be patented? Do you have an AI solution and look for legal protection? Did you know that you actually cannot patent algorithms, but need to construct methods around to make it patentable. And did you know that AI diagnostics applications are exempt from patenting? All these questions will be discussed in this episode.

Our guest speaker, Thomas L. Lederer, is one of the few German attorneys, who specialises in patenting artificial intelligence. Thomas studied physics, machine engineering and informatics in Munich at LMU and TUM. But then he became German patent attorney in 2012 and European patent attorney in 2015. Since 2021 he is European Patent and Trademark Attorney at ABP Burger Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft. 

Natural Language Processing (NLP) is one of the hot topics in artificial intelligence. 

Spam filtering, language identification, sentiment analysis, generating new article headlines, speech recognition or machine translation are all part of NLP.

Prof. Valia Kordoni from Humboldt University in Berlin, who also spent 12 years at the German Institute for Artificial Intelligence and who holds a Ph.D. in computer linguistics, will introduce you to the world of NLP and answer the question: "What is NLP?". 
She defines NLP as computers understanding human language and as a sub-category of AI. She will explain how computers understand language structures, the meaning of tokenization and how computers try to analysing words and their connection towards each other. Furthermore she will dive into industrial and business examples of NLP.

At the end the panel is discussing with her the big challenges of NLP for the next five years  and when true human-computer communication will be available.

Natural Language Processing (NLP) is one of the hot topics in artificial intelligence. 

Spam filtering, language identification, sentiment analysis, generating new article headlines, speech recognition or machine translation are all part of NLP.

Prof. Valia Kordoni from Humboldt University in Berlin, who also spent 12 years at the German Institute for Artificial Intelligence and who holds a Ph.D. in computer linguistics, will introduce you to the world of NLP and answer the question: "What is NLP?". 
She defines NLP as computers understanding human language and as a sub-category of AI. She will explain how computers understand language structures, the meaning of tokenization and how computers try to analysing words and their connection towards each other. Furthermore she will dive into industrial and business examples of NLP.

At the end the panel is discussing with her the big challenges of NLP for the next five years  and when true human-computer communication will be available.