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Our flagship conference WASP4ALL this year presents high-profile international speakers, and researchers from WASP and Swedish industry on the topic “Virtual Worlds for Artificial Intelligence”.
Together we will explore how simulation and artificially generated environments can facilitate machine learning and other AI-development. If you are interested in technology, methods, challenges and problems – this is a conference you don’t want to miss!
The conference is an open, virtual conference, not limited to the WASP community.
The number of participants is limited – first come-first serve
WASP, the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program is the largest research program in Sweden ever. WASP4ALL is our yearly flagship conference with 400+ participants from academia and industry.
Program
The webinar is scheduled in GMT+1.
Opening and Welcome – 09.45-10:00
Anders Ynnerman, WASP Director
Michael Felsberg, Chair of the conference program committee
Session 1 – 10:00-11:30
Session chair: Prof. Danica Kragic
10:00–10:30 Towards More Realistic Reinforcement Learning in Virtual Environments – A Joint Project by NTU and WASP
Kai-Kuang Ma, Professor, School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering, NTU Singapore
Abstract and biography – Kai-Kuang Ma
10:30–10:50 Mixing the “Virtual” and the “Real” for Telepresence and Telerobotics
Amy Loutfi, Professor, Örebro University
Abstract and biography – Amy Loutfi
10:50–11:10 H&M‘s Research and Vision on HM2Vec
Stefan Gudmundsson, Lead Data Scientist, H&M
Abstract and biography – Stefan Gudmundsson
11:10–11:30 Virtual Enablers for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
Annika Rantzer, Department Manager Traffic Infrastructure Detection, Veoneer
Abstract and biography – Annika Rantzer
11:30-12:40 Lunch
Session 2 – 12:40-14:10
Session chair: Prof. Johan Håstad
12:40–13:10 Multi-Task Learning in Natural Language Processing
Barbara Plank, Associate Professor, IT University of Copenhagen
Abstract and biography – Barbara Plank
13:10–13:30 Minimal Problems in Computer Vision
Kathlén Kohn, WASP Assistant professor, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Abstract and biography – Kathlén Kohn
13:30–13:50 Sim-to-Real from a Physics Perspective
Kenneth Bodin, CEO, Algoryx
Abstract and biography – Kenneth Bodin
13:50–14:10 Virtual Worlds for AI – an Industrial Perspective
Adam Tengblad, Director Emerging Business, Husqvarna Group
Abstract and biography – Adam Tengblad
14:10-14:40 Coffee Break
Session 3 – 14:40-16:30
Session chair: Prof. Karl-Erik Årzén
14:40–15:10 Data Visualization for AI Explainability
Fernanda Viégas, Principal Scientist, Google
Abstract and biography – Fernanda Viégas
15:10–15:30 Synthetic Data for Machine Learning
Jonas Unger, Professor, Linköping University
Abstract and biography – Jonas Unger
15:30–16:00 Fully Unsupervised and Advisable Learning
Trevor Darrell, Professor at the divisions of Computer Science and EE of the EECS Department, UC Berkeley
Abstract and biography – Trevor Darrell
16:00–16:30 Panel Discussion
Discussion led by Ola Boström, Veoneer
Participants: Trevor Darrell, Amy Loutfi, Jonas Unger, Barbara Plank
Registration
Registration is closed. An e-mail with a link to the conference will be sent out to registered participants well in time before the conference start.
Conference Committee
The conference organisation committee consist of:
- Michael Felsberg (chairman)
- Danica Kragic
- Karl-Erik Årzén
- Johan Håstad
- Anders Ynnerman
- Henrik Eklund
- Ola Boström