We are pleased to highlight that Vicky Kalogeiton, researcher at the Computer Science Laboratory (LIX) at École Polytechnique, and a Hi! PARIS Fellow, has been awarded a prestigious European Research […]
Explainable AI promises to make black-box models easier to understand. But Gustau Camps-Valls argues that, in science, an explanation of a model can easily be mistaken for an explanation of the world itself. His alternative starts with a deceptively simple principle: think first, act second, model last. Gustau Camps-VallsProfessor in Electrical Engineering, Universitat de ValènciaHi! PARIS International Visiting […]
We are delighted to announce the Hi! PARIS’s annual career fair. Hi! PARIS wishes to offer students at all levels, including PhD candidates, an occasion to discover internships and job […]
The Hi! PARIS reading groups propose to study a topic using scientific articles on a theoretical and a practical point of view. The reading groups are opportunities of interaction between […]
We are proud to highlight the strong presence of Hi! PARIS researchers at ICML 2026, one of the world’s leading conferences in machine learning. This year, 42 papers involving Hi! PARIS […]
AI has made fake news easier to produce, but the deeper threat may lie elsewhere. Based on a Hi! PARIS Meet Up on AI and disinformation, this article explores how false content, emotional narratives, platform incentives, and declining trust interact to shape the future of public debate.
We are proud to introduce the newest cohort of Hi! PARIS Chairs, part of the Hi! PARIS Cluster 2030 initiative. Designed to foster long-term excellence in AI and data analytics, […]
Vicky Kalogeiton, Hi! PARIS Fellow, has been awarded the 2026 CNRS Bronze Medal, recognizing her contributions at the intersection of computer vision, multimodal analysis, and generative artificial intelligence. Currently a […]
Tuesday, June 9, 2026 — 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM Station F (Central Room), Paris As part of the Hi! PARIS Initiatives, a series designed to build thematic working groups […]
Anna Korba receives the 2026 Bronze Medal of the CNRS for her contributions at the intersection of mathematics, statistics, and artificial intelligence, advancing key methods in sampling and generative models.