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Interplay between AI and mathematical modelling in the post-structural genomics era

20/03/2023 - 24/03/2023

Marseille

The event will bring together experts from the machine learning, mathematical modelling and computational biology communities. The conference will highlight recent developments at the interface of these areas, focusing on protein and nucleic acid sequences, structures and functions. Contributions addressing relevant questions of methodology, applications, and synergies with experimental biology are welcome.

Description and Pre-registration

Deadline December 31, 2022. 

This conference is part of the DaiSB (Directions in AI for Structural Biology) series, which started in 2021. Detailed information about the previous edition can be found here.

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Interdisciplinary Seminar ‘Algorithms and Society’

19/10/2022
15h30 -17h00

Université Paris Dauphine, Room A 707

Frédéric Marty : Artificial intelligence and consumer manipulations: from consumer’s counter algorithms to firm’s self-regulation tools. Frédéric Marty is CNRS research fellow in economics at the GREDEG, Université de Côte d’Azur (Nice). He is Associate fellow in OFCE (Sciences Po. Paris) and CIRANO (Montréal). He currently works on competition law and economics and focuses on IA and market manipulation.

The Interdisciplinary Seminar ‘Algorithms and Society’ (ISAS) focuses on the societal, legal, political and economic issues related to the development of algorithmic decisions. It aims at confronting the perspectives brought by the different specialists, by emphasizing the definitions of the key concepts and by supporting the interdisciplinary exchanges between social sciences, data science and artificial intelligence specialists. Conveners : Thierry Kirat (IRISSO) & Alexis Tsoukiàs (LAMSADE).

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Colloque Français d’Intelligence Artificielle en Imagerie Biomédicale (IABM 2023)

30-31/03/2022

Institut Curie à Paris (5ème arrondissement)

IABM 2023 is co-organised by 3IA Institutes: MIAI Grenoble Alpes, 3IA Cote d’Azur and PR[AI]RIE Institute.

More information: https://lnkd.in/dYg7xYPN

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The 2nd edition of the 3IA Doctoral Workshop

21-22 November 2022

IMAG Building, Grenoble

The 3IA Workshop will take place on 21-22 November 2022 in Grenoble and will gather PhD students, postdocs and researchers from the four 3IA Institutes: ANITI, 3iA Côte d’Azur, MIAI and PRAIRIE.

PhD students and Post-docs are invited to give a 15 minutes talk or a poster presentation of their work.

Registration Deadline: Sunday 9th of October 2022: https://forms.gle/pCkkF6rWTZnQQPCV6

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Conférence « Ecologie et Intelligence artificielle » – PR[AI]RIE / ENS-PSL

07/06/2022
17h00 -19h00

Salle Dussane, Ecole normale supérieure, 45 rue d’Ulm, 75005 Paris

Anne-Laure Ligozat (Maîtresse de conférences HDR en informatique au LISN et à l’ENSIIE, GDS EcoInfo)

Marc Leobet (Directeur de projet « IA et Transition écologique », Ministère de la transition écologique)

Pierre Arbelet (Tech Lead, Genesis)

Comment s’accorder sur un juste équilibre entre technologie et environnement ?

La conférence s’adresse à un public large (chercheurs, étudiants, professionnels, grand public) et se veut un lieu d’information, d’échange et de débat collectif sur un sujet qui concerne la société dans son ensemble.

Programme détaillé : https://ais-initiative.github.io/2022-ecology-fr

Entrée libre, sans inscription. Conférence en français.

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Atelier : « L’impact de l’Intelligence artificielle sur le travail »

21 March
14h - 17h

Ecole normale supérieure

Salle de séminaire du département de sciences des données (3e étage, couloir entre les escalier B et C), 45 rue d’Ulm, 75005 Paris

Laure Bourgois, Antonio A. Casilli, Tanya Perelmuter, Thierry Poibeau

Biographies: https://ais-initiative.github.io/2022-work-fr

Entrée libre, sans inscription

https://ais-initiative.github.io/2022-work-fr

Atelier organisé dans le cadre de l’initiative AIS (Artificial Intelligence and Society, https://ais-initiative.github.io/), avec le soutien de l’Institut 3IA Prairie (https://prairie-institute.fr/).

De nombreux débats ont lieu sur l’avenir du travail face au développement de l’Intelligence Artificielle : combien de métiers seront touchés à un horizon plus ou moins proche, avec quelles conséquences (Frey et Osborne, 2017) ? Mais, en fait, de nombreux métiers connaissent déjà de grands changements dus à l’IA. Ce sont ces perspectives actuelles que nous souhaitons interroger à travers cet atelier rassemblant considération théoriques et surtout exemples pratiques.

*** Programme ***

14h-15h :  Antonio Casilli  (Télécom Paris / EHESS) : « Une approche de bout-en-bout de l’éthique de l’IA : les dimensions socio-économiques de la production et du déploiement de l’automatisation »

15h-15h45 :  Thierry Poibeau (CNRS, ENS/PSL & Institut 3IA Prairie) : « Comment la traduction automatique a bouleversé le métier de traducteur »

15h45-16h :  Pause

16h-17h : Discussion : l’IA et le travail, comment assurer formation, égalité des chances et diversité ?, avec Tanya Perelmuter (fondation Abeona) et Laure Bourgois (entrepreneuse, directrice de Codataschool)

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Conférence “Women in AI”

11/02/2022

Les intervenantes

A l’occasion de la Journée internationale des femmes et filles de science, les Instituts interdisciplinaires d’Intelligence Artificielle (3IA) de Grenoble, Nice, Paris et Toulouse organisent la seconde édition de “Women in AI” et vous invitent à une conférence en ligne qui se tiendra le 11 février de 11h à 12h30.

Pourquoi est-il important d’avoir une égalité homme-femme dans le monde de l’IA ? Qu’apportent les femmes aujourd’hui au monde de l’IA ? Comment encourager les femmes à aller vers les métiers de l’intelligence artificielle ?

Académiques, universitaires, entrepreneures, industrielles et professionnelles de l’IA se réunissent à l’occasion d’une table ronde qui leur permettra de nous parler de leur parcours, nous partager leurs expériences de “femmes et filles de sciences” et de répondre aux questions que nous nous posons, toutes et tous sur l’IA.

👉 Inscriptions : https://enquete.univ-toulouse.fr/index.php/586253

👉 Plus d’infos : https://aniti.univ-toulouse.fr/2022/02/02/conference-women-in-ai/

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DHAI Seminar

01/02/2022
12h00 - 14h

“Analysing discourse and semantics through geometrical representations”

Biased Auctioneers” (with Mathieu Aubry, Roman Kräussl, and Gustavo Manso)

Speakers: Armin POURNAKI (Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences), Christophe Spaenjers (HEC Paris)

 

The videos can be found here and here.

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Statlearn workshop

4-8/04/2022

Institut d’Etudes Scientifiques de Cargèse in Corsica

The Statlearn Spring School will welcome several lecturers :
• Aurélie BOISBUNON – Datascientist, MyDataModels, Nice (France): Practical applications of the L1 penalty.
• Claire BOYER- Assistant professor in Statistics, Sorbonne Université, Paris (France) : Benign overfitting & double descent + Inference & learning with missing values.
• Julien MAIRAL – Researcher in machine learning, INRIA, Grenoble (France): Large-scale optimisation.
• Brendan Murphy – Full professor in Statistics,  University College, School of Mathematics & Statistics, Dublin (Ireland): Model based clustering.

Statlearn is a scientific workshop of the French Society of Statistics (SFdS) which focuses on current and upcoming trends in Statistical Learning. Conferences and tutorials are organized alternatively every other year since 2010. In 2022, a one-week spring-school will be held on April, 3-8, at the Institut d’Etudes Scientifiques de Cargèse in Corsica.

Pre-registration form, venue information, program details are available on Statlearn website: http://statlearn.sfds.asso.fr/.

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Workshop “Which paths to achieve fairness in algorithmic decisions?”

9-10 December 2021

The workshop will address possible current and future paths to achieve fairness in algorithmic decisions, both private and public.

The workshop will be multidisciplinary, with a focus on the intersection and cross-fertilization of computer science, law, and policy analysis. It will address the question of how to regulate algorithmic decisions, through hard law or soft law. It will also address the possibilities and obstacles to complementarity between computer science and legal approaches to fairness. Finally, the workshop will aim to shed light on the policy issues surrounding explicable, transparent and accountable algorithms.

Programme and registration on this link

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Online workshop “Complex and Simple Models of Multidimensional Data : from graphs to neural networks

1 December 2021
14h-17h

Speakers: Cees van Leeuwen, Ivan Tyukin, Luca Pinello, Andrei Zinovyev

Real-life datasets are characterized by a variety of geometries, topologies, ambient and intrinsic dimensionalities. In order to deal with this variety and complexity, we need to develop appropriate theoretical models of the data, able to capture their properties. Graph-based (such as principal graphs based on application of topological grammars) and neural network-based (such as non-linear autoencoders) methods have become popular recently in machine learning field and in practical applications such as the analysis of single cell molecular data. Simpler data models can be easier to manage and interpret but can miss important aspects of geometrical multidimensional data organization, while more complex models might be difficult to train and avoid overfitting. Any practical data analysis should determine a match between the data and the data model complexities. The purpose of this workshop is to collect early career and experienced researchers interested in the questions related to dealing with multidimensional data and data models.

Programme and registration: https://www.ihes.fr/~zinovyev/CASMD2021/

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4th course on Computational Systems Biology of Cancer: Multi-omics and Machine Learning Approaches

27/08/2021 - 01/10/2021

This is the second real-time virtual course co-organized together with FEBS. The first edition held in 2020 included 25 international speakers and had around 200 participants from 31 countries and all 5 continents.

The list of speakers can be found here: https://training.institut-curie.org/courses/sysbiocancer2021

Registration deadline is 10th September. All practical information are available here.

Online event

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The NeurIPS Workshop “Optimal Transport and Machine Learning”

13-14 December

Numerous speakers, a thorough list is available here

Submission of contributed papers is open, and more information can be found on the web site of the workshop (https://otml2021.github.io/).

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The representation of language in brains and machines

24/06/2021 - 25/06/2021

The program can be found here

This is an online event, the link to connect is here

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ISB@CIRM: a mirror workshop

28/06 - 02/07/2021

This workshop aims at gathering participants to the virtual Bayesian World meeting ISBA 2021 (postponed from 2020) of 28 June -0 02 July towards producing interactions and helping with the integration of PhD students and junior researchers.

This is an online event, more info can be found here

The program can be found here

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French-German Machine Learning Symposium

10/05/2021 - 11/05/2021

The French-German Machine Learning Symposium aims to strengthen interactions and inspire collaborations between both countries. We invited some of the leading ML researchers from France and Germany to this two day symposium to give a glimpse into their research, and engage in discussions on the future of machine learning and how to strengthen research collaborations in ML between France and Germany.

The symposium will be virtual (Zoom). All scientific talks will be streamed on YouTube for the public. The panel discussions will not be live-streamed.

More information can be found here.

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Virtual workshop “Leveraging Observational Data With Machine Learning”

22/06/2021 - 23/06/2021

The objective of this workshop is to:

  • bring together main actors working with observational or real-world data, and developing biostatistics and machine learning models for causal inference
  • present the state of the art in dynamic treatment regime (DRT)
  • highlight the complementarity of using both Structural Causal Model and Potential Outcome point of views
  • present the possibilities offered by real word data and by the integration of real word data and RCTs
    • Validate observational studies
    • Generalize the treatment effect in a target patient population
    • Better estimate the (heterogeneous) effects
    • Handle unobserved confounders
    • Help better designing RCT with better external validity
  • discuss about which real word data should be collected
  • promote collaboration between the different actors

This is an online event

More information can be found here.

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Vers une IA égalitaire? Table ronde organisée par les instituts interdisciplinaires en intelligence artificielle (3IA)

08/03/2021
14h

La table ronde animée par : Agnès Helme-Guizon (CERAG UGA, membre du bureau scientifique MIAI et du COMEX) et Manel Boumegoura (Cheffe de projet MIAI)

Invités 3IA Grenoble : Violette Zechi (Responsable mission Egalité UGA), Céline Ternon (chargée de la mission égalité, INP-Grenoble Alpes)

Invités 3IA Toulouse : Marjorie Allain-Moulet, responsable commission mixité et co-pilote industrielle ANITI, Chantal Soulé-Depuy, directrice de la Graduate School ANITI et vice-présidente formation et vie étudiante de l’Univ. Toulouse 1 Capitole.

Invités 3IA Paris : Stéphanie Allassonnière, Directrice scientifique adjointe de PRAIRIE

Invités 3IA Côte d’Azur : Serena Villata, Directrice scientifique adjointe 3IA Côte d’Azur

Les femmes sont 4 fois moins nombreuses que les hommes à être diplômées des sciences de l’information. On estime à 30% le nombre de femmes travaillant dans le secteur de l’Intelligence artificielle et les sciences numériques et elles sont bien plus nombreuses à le quitter. Seulement 14,8% des fondateurs de start-up sont des femmes.[1]  L’intégration plus massive des femmes dans le domaine ne serait-elle pas source de valeur ajoutée ? La diversité dans un monde numérique ne serait-elle pas une force pour augmenter l’activité inventive dans le domaine ?

Dans la continuité de ces réflexions, les instituts nationaux interdisciplinaires en Intelligence Artificielle 3IA (MIAI@Grenoble Alpes, PRAIRIE, ANITI et 3IA Côte d’Azur), organisent une table ronde le 8 mars 2021 à 14h00 intitulée « Vers une égalité Femme/ Homme en IA : outils et dispositifs ». Cette initiative s’inscrit dans le cadre d’une série d’événements sur la parité et l’égalité dans le monde des sciences numériques en général et de l’intelligence artificielle en particulier.

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[1]  Les femmes à l’ère numérique, résumé exécutif, https://docs.euromedwomen.foundation/files/ermwf-documents/7745_4.78.lesfemmesal%E2%80%99erenumerique.pdf

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Scientific Seminar ANITI “Robust detention of out of Distribution Data”

12/02/2021
15h

Speaker: Matthias Hein – University of Tübingen Germany

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Scientific Seminar ANITI “Tractable explaining”

05/02/2021
15h

Speaker: Martin COOPER – IRIT

This is an online event.

To connect:

https://univ-toulouse-fr.zoom.us/j/93887363532?pwd=R3MzR3ppTXhJSWF6L1hMTjgxZUhNdz09
Meeting ID: 938 8736 3532
Password: 796903