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Thanks a lot to our local partners University of Rijeka, CroAI (Croatian AI Association), and Fifth Quarter Ventures

Come along and join us, present some work, or just enjoy the sun and talks!

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We hope that by offering the world leader's research perspectives on AI, as well as recent breakthroughs, we can contribute back to this vibrant community.

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Ida is an inspiration to many, and we’re truly honored to have her at the conference. Follow the link below to learn more, submit something, and come and join the fun:
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This broad engagement reflects Ida’s truly multi-disciplinary background: Electrophysiology, Memory, and Navigation at @columbiauniversity.bsky.social, neuroscience at PNI, psychology at BCCN Berlin, philosophy of science at @utrechtuniversity.bsky.social and software engineering at Tehran.

Their recent areas of focus include many of AI's frontier problems: #multimodal generative models, #collective innovation by groups of LLMs, human-AI #alignment (in games), and multiscale #memory!

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He continues to contribute, not only through provoking talks at conferences but also active research on deep learning at @stanfordhai.bsky.social and DeepMind.

Come and join us to hear from Jay and many others in #Croatia this year:

This was a catalyst for a decade of research and discovery in the computational aspects of intelligence, even bringing #shepherds down from the hills to study #AI.

Over his storied career, Jay has supervised many great thinkers, including @saxelab.bsky.social and @annaschapiro.bsky.social...

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Their work has appeared in The Atlantic, Quanta, Nautilus, and MIT Technology Review, and in 2019, they were named an MIT Tech Review Innovator Under 35.

Kim will give a keynote talk on neural theory day of our upcoming conference on the Mathematics of #Neuroscience and #AI in Split, Croatia.

Kim completed their PhD at @princetonneuro.bsky.social under Matthew Botvinick, focusing on the computational role of predictive representations in the hippocampus. Since then she has published widely, on successor representations, physical simulations and graph NNs, symbolic models, and more!

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His work on neural codes continues to be of great inspiration for work relating brain learning dynamics to higher cognitive functions, and we enjoyed his presence last year and look forward to hearing about the work since then!