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May 27
🌞 Open Space: AI meets Science Communication – will you take the stage?
Are you working on AI with impact? Wondering how to talk about it with the world? Join us on Thursday 4 July for an open space afternoon on AI & Science Communication, co-organized by Amsterdam AI and NEWS (the Dutch national centre for science & society).
We’re bringing together AI researchers and science communication pros to explore what it really takes to engage the public. Not a lecture, but a lively conversation. Do you consider yourself an expert? Would you take the stage? This is your chance to connect with others who care about the societal side of AI – and to sharpen your own story along the way.
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Expect inspiration, new perspectives, and a chance to shape how we communicate about AI as a field.
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We especially welcome those who’d like to contribute on stage – but you’re equally welcome to join the conversation from the floor. Drinks included 😉
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