The Milton Keynes AI Festival 2024 is being held from 28 October to 1 November, and gathers the city’s tech leaders to showcase and explore the various opportunities presented by AI. The Festival marks the anniversary of the UK Government’s AI Safety Summit held at Bletchley Park last year, which saw global leaders attend to […] The post Milton Keynes Artificial Intelligence Festival programme announced appeared first on MK Pulse.
The Milton Keynes AI Festival 2024 is being held from 28 October to 1 November, and gathers the city’s tech leaders to showcase and explore the various opportunities presented by AI.
The Festival marks the anniversary of the UK Government’s AI Safety Summit held at Bletchley Park last year, which saw global leaders attend to discuss the future of AI.
We have put together a pioneering AI event focused on innovation, learning and ethical advances in modern technologies and AI. Dynamic events include an interactive hackathon, insightful workshops on adult learning and in-depth discussions on the challenges of responsible generative AI.
A key theme of the festival is the mission to demystify AI, making it accessible and understandable for everyone.
Further information and how to register is available on the Protospace website.
https://protospace.uk/milton-keynes-artificial-intelligence-festival-2024
The Festival is also an opportunity to highlight the ongoing work to boost the city’s position as a leader in the tech ecosystem and deliver on the city council’s Technology, Smart City, Digital and Creative Industries Strategy, cementing Milton Keynes’ global reputation as a smart city and the home of innovation.
Events will be running across the city, hosted by major organisations including Bletchley Park (where the Festival will formally open), The Open University, MK College, Santander, Smart City Consultancy, Bidwells and His Majesty’s Government Communications Centre (HMGCC) – and additional companies.
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