KWG Wintersymposium: talk by Prof. dr. Bart Verheij
Prof. dr. Bart Verheij (Multi-Agent Systems of the Bernoulli Institute) will give a talk during the KWG Wintersymposium on Saturday 14 January in Utrecht.
The Wintersymposium of the KWG (Koninklijk Wiskundig Genootschap) is devoted to artificial intelligence. Prof. dr. Bart Verheij will deliver a lecture titled "Wiskunde voor goede kunstmatige intelligentie: een persoonlijke zoektocht".
The conference takes place from 10.30 – 16.00 in the Academiegebouw in Utrecht, you can register here.
Please note the symposium is in Dutch.
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