Helsinki Distinguished Lecture Series on Future Information Technology

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The Helsinki Distinguished Lecture Series on Future Information Technology is organized by HIIT, a joint research institute between University of Helsinki and Aalto University. The series was launched in 2012.

The focus of the lecture series is on the research challenges and solutions faced by current and future information technology, as seen by internationally leading experts in the field.

The lectures are intended to be approachable for people with scientific education in fields other than information technology, whilst at the same time providing information technology experts new viewpoints to their own discipline.

Venues alternate between University of Helsinki and Aalto University, the two host universities of HIIT.

The events are open to all and free of charge.

Reza Rejaie
Helsinki Distinguished Lecture Series on Future Information Technology

Reza Rejaie "From Observations to Insight: Measuring Networked Systems under Constraints"

This lecture is part of the Helsinki Distinguished Lecture Series on Future Information Technology.
Yvonne Rogers
Helsinki Distinguished Lecture Series on Future Information Technology

Yvonne Rogers "Out of Our Minds: What is AI Doing to Us and for Us?"

This lecture is part of the Helsinki Distinguished Lecture Series on Future Information Technology.
Joseph Konstan
Helsinki Distinguished Lecture Series on Future Information Technology

Joseph Konstan "Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence: An Experimentalist’s Approach"

This lecture is part of the Helsinki Distinguished Lecture Series on Future Information Technology.
Margaret M. Burnett
Helsinki Distinguished Lecture Series on Future Information Technology

Margaret M. Burnett "Mission: To enable diverse mere mortals to assess an AI agent’s “goodness” for their own needs"

This lecture is part of the Helsinki Distinguished Lecture Series on Future Information Technology.
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