International AI conference to attract top scientists, corps, startups and investors in Moscow (Dec. 14-16)

On Dec. 14-16, Moscow will play host to A!One World, a three-day event dedicated to artificial intelligence and its applications in five industries: finance, retail, medicine, energy and agriculture.

Topical sessions will also cover the automotive sector, creative industries, marketing and advertising, as well as AI practice and prospects in physics, space, geology and ecology (see detailed program here).

A number of top speakers will be involved, including Da Vinci Capital Investment Director Anton Efremov, 500 Startups Partner Marvin Liao, Russian-American industry veteran David Yang, Sistema Venture Capital Partner Peter Zhegin, and many more, including representatives of Alibaba, Bayer, BMW, Dublin Institute of Technology, Frost & Sullivan, Google, IBM, JP Morgan, MTS, Runa Capital, Skolkovo, Skoltech, Yva.ai, etc.

In addition to this rich conference program, A!ONE World will feature live presentations by scientists, a hackathon, a startup alley and a pitch session, a ‘Poster & Beer’ session, as well as an intriguing ‘Data-Speed Friending’ exercise.

Female AI enthusiasts will be be specially featured through a ‘Women in deep tech’ session.

Expecting some 2,000 participants, the event aims to “combine science, developers, business and investors with the common goal of creating a revolution in AI technologies in different vital industries,” and to “minimize the path from the scientific idea to the finished commercial product.”

East-West Digital News is a partner of the conference, with Chief Editor Adrien Henni moderating a keynote business discussion on Dec. 15 at 1pm.

  • Click here to find out more about this event and book your ticket.
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