On May 13, the Hackathon on Artificial Intelligence will start at the Institut supérieur d'électronique de Paris (ISEP). It is organized by the AI and Security Chair and the Big Data and AI for the Environment Chair, in partnership with the Gendarmerie Nationale, the United Nations Environment Program, the French Development Agency, 3DS OUTSCALE and the IA Lab of the Garage ISEP association. This Hackathon will allow everyone to develop their technical skills in AI while working on concrete issues: security and sustainable development.
Whether we like it or not, artificial intelligence is part of our daily lives. We use more and more intelligent objects: smartphones, household appliances, cars... It is also increasingly used in the fields of health, industry, environment... However, it raises many misgivings and fears.
From May 13 to 15, participants in this hackathon, students or professionals, accompanied by a group of expert mentors, will be able to deepen their technical knowledge in AI by working on concrete issues of security and sustainable development.
They will be able to learn about natural language processing and deep learning architectures : Tensorflow, Keras, PyTarch, BERT, SMITH, etc. For the occasion, 3DS OUTSCALE opens its services and its trusted and secured Cloud infrastructure to allow the competing teams to implement their models.
They will also have the choice between two challenges:
- How AI can improve speech-to-text in a security context (proposed by Gendarmerie Nationale)
- How AI can help identify the Sustainable Development Goals in a document (proposed by AFD and UNEP)
Hackathon schedule:
Friday- 17h- Welcome - Rafael Angarita, Teacher-researcher at ISEP
- 17h10-17h45 AI strategy in France, Renaud Vedel, Prefect, National Coordinator for Artificial Intelligence
- 17h45-19h Round Table: The challenges of AI for security and sustainable development with high quality speakers
- 7:00-8:00 pm Presentation of the challenges and the hackathon process, with General Patrick Perrot (GN), Robert Rodriguez (UNEP), Jean-Baptiste Jacouton (AFD) and Rafael Angarita (ISEP)
- 8pm - 9:30pm Cocktail and Networking
- 9am - 12pm Time to hack
- 12h - 13h Lunch
- 13h - 21h Time to hack
- 9h - 10h Welcome of participants
- 10am - 12pm Presentation of projects
- 12pm - 2pm Lunch and prize-giving
