AI Conference at Bletchley Park: Exploring the Future of Artificial Intelligence

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2022?
 
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2022?
Corrected hopefully. I'm on the move..
 
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Wasn't that the lab where Turing worked?
 
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WWGD said:
Wasn't that the lab where Turing worked?
Yes
 
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Yes
All his devices were technically Turing machine;).
 
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WWGD said:
Wasn't that the lab where Turing worked?
I went about 5 years ago. Worth a visit if you are ever in the UK. They have made it into a museum and visitors centre.
Lovely part of our neck of the woods.
As to what Turing actually did has been discussed on here.
Anyway seems apt AI conference is there although Manchester must have some sort of a claim too (a closer neck of the woods)
 
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Bletchley Park is now two museums (both excellent and with very knowledgeable staff). The one called Bletchley Park where the AI event is (with Turing's office and many many other things on display) is focused on the WW2 code breaking.

The other one is The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) that is focused on the computers/code breaking machines (the Bombe and Colossus) used at Bletchley as well as later computer history up to now. This includes having the systems up and running for at least part of the day including the Harwell Dekatron computer which must be the most visually awesome computer in the world.

 
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glappkaeft said:
Bletchley Park is now two museums (both excellent and with very knowledgeable staff). The one called Bletchley Park where the AI event is (with Turing's office and many many other things on display) is focused on the WW2 code breaking.

The other one is The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) that is focused on the computers/code breaking machines (the Bombe and Colossus) used at Bletchley as well as later computer history up to now. This includes having the systems up and running for at least part of the day including the Harwell Dekatron computer which must be the most visually awesome computer in the world.


If you want to see this part of the world Banbury Cross is 30 miles away from Bletchley Park. A nice add on.
 
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1. What is the purpose of the AI Conference at Bletchley Park?

The AI Conference at Bletchley Park aims to bring together scientists, researchers, and industry professionals to discuss and advance the field of artificial intelligence. The conference provides a platform for knowledge sharing, networking, and collaboration to drive innovation in AI.

2. Who can attend the AI Conference at Bletchley Park?

The AI Conference at Bletchley Park is open to anyone with an interest in artificial intelligence, including scientists, researchers, students, and professionals from the industry. However, registration is required to attend the conference.

3. What topics will be covered at the AI Conference at Bletchley Park?

The AI Conference at Bletchley Park will cover a wide range of topics related to artificial intelligence, including machine learning, natural language processing, computer vision, robotics, and ethics in AI. There will also be sessions on the latest advancements and applications of AI in various industries.

4. Are there any workshops or hands-on sessions at the AI Conference at Bletchley Park?

Yes, the AI Conference at Bletchley Park offers workshops and hands-on sessions for attendees to gain practical knowledge and skills in AI. These sessions are led by experts in the field and cover various topics, such as coding for AI, implementing AI in businesses, and designing AI systems.

5. Is there a fee to attend the AI Conference at Bletchley Park?

Yes, there is a registration fee to attend the AI Conference at Bletchley Park. The fee covers access to all sessions, workshops, and networking events, as well as meals and refreshments during the conference. Early bird and student discounts are also available.

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