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Human-AI Cognitive Symbiosis di Dr. Alessandra Sala, Analytics Research at Nokia Bell Labs

Luglio 2, 2019 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am

Abstract: The era of a new definition of AI has arrived and it calls for a synergetic alliance of technologists, regulators and social-psychological scientists. Bell Labs is studying the limits of human cognition to define a new paradigm of Human-AI cognitive symbiosis which would amplify human intelligence at biological and cognitive levels. Exiting AI systems are still unable to amplify human capabilities into new cognitive levels. Our Augmented Human Cognition research program leverages the latest discoveries in physiological, neurological and psychological sciences along with our algorithmic AI knowledge to deeply inter-connect intelligent systems and human cognition to embark the ultimate human cognitive revolution. This talk will describe how new AI models for knowledge organization and presentation can improve critical decisions making, people general knowledge and more informed business strategies.

Short Bio: Alessandra Sala is the Head of Analytics Research at Nokia Bell Labs, the Technology Advisory Board Member at CeADAR and the Irish Ambassador of Women in AI. She has more than 10 years of experience in research and innovation, both in academia and industry, specifically on advanced analytics, customer experience, AI-based automation of cloud applications and machine learning for networks orchestration. Her track record of transferring innovation from research into business units was awarded in 2017 as ITP Innovator of the Year. She has strong experience with a wide range of telco products and systems while managing diverse teams in multiple locations. Her research focus lies on distributed algorithms, data analytics and complexity analysis with an emphasis on graph algorithms and recently AI, machine learning and deep learning

Sala Seminari del Dipartimento, II Piano, Edificio F, Dipartimento di Informatica, Università di Salerno