The Hi! PARIS Symposium is a series of scientific conferences exploring AI and Data Science across key domains. The third edition focused on Generative AI for Biochemistry and Health, with plenary talks open to a broad audience. It will be held at Télécom Paris in Palaiseau.
We are delighted to invite you to a conference with Maximilian Kasy, renowned economist at the University of Oxford. Maximilian Kasy will first engage at CREST during the Applied micro seminar and later present his new book, The Means of Prediction, how AI Really Works (and Who Benefits), which makes a strong case for democratic oversight of AI to ensure its benefits are shared broadly across society.
The HACE workshop in Toulouse (May 26–28, 2026) is the technical follow‑up to the opening conference SCOPE on “HPC and AI convergence at the Exascale era” held in Paris in March 2026. It […]
CVPR@Paris 2026 is a 1-day event scheduled for June 1st, 2026, in Paris. This event provides a local meeting prior to the CVPR conference. This is the second edition of […]
As part of the AI Seminar Cycle, Hi! PARIS welcomes Francis Bach, researcher at Inria and member of our Scientific Advisory Board, for the June session.
Organized by Hi! PARIS in collaboration with the ELLIS Program on Theory, Algorithms, and Computations of Modern Learning Systems and the Paris ELLIS Unit, this seminar aims to connect cutting edge research with the broader European AI community.
PCAIDE is the leading research conference on the ethical and societal challenges of AI and digital technologies. It is also an annual meeting for leaders from the public and private […]
From June 29–30, 2026, the Université de Technologie de Troyes (UTT) will host a multidisciplinary symposium dedicated to exploring the uses and impacts of Generative AI in education, research, and […]