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Get a very practical approach to topics like natural language processing, predictive analytics, deep learning, and algorithmic methods. This program is ideal for leaders from various fields: manufacturing, hospitality, technology, marketing, education etc. This program is worth 8 ECTS and contains 64 academic contact hours.
Regular bird (until 30.11.2024) 2320€
8 days within 4 months, lectures are held in English
Get to know how AI works in everyday life and how to use it for business
Develop an AI project that you can test and put into actual use
Learn how to use AI tools to grow organisations’ effectiveness and profitability
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Lectures take place:
March 22–23
April 19–20
May 24–25
June 14–15
Lecturers:
Rainer Ratnik
Baltic COO of LECTAL LAW FIRM
Andrus Pedai, PhD
Rector of Estonian Entrepreneurship University of Applied Sciences
Ott Velsberg
Government Chief Data Officer of Estonia
Christa Tigerstedt
Trainer, project manager and researcher at the Department of Business Management and Analytics at Arcada UAS
Linas Staršelskis
Lecturer at Vilnius University and founder of Efektas Group
Sven Maričić
An associate professor, who focuses on advanced technologies, specifically additive technologies, artificial intelligence, and robots, as applied to the field of biomedicine
Professor of Intelligent Control Systems in the Department of Computer Systems at Tallinn University of Technology
Jaan Aru
Associate professor at the University of Tartu studying creativity, neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and the effect of technology on the human mind.
Kristjan-Julius Laak
PHD Researcher at University of Tartu Institute of Computer Science
Ahmet Köse
CPO, Co-Founder of R8 Technologies OÜ and lecturer at Tallinn University of Technology
Eduard Petlenkov
Professor of Intelligent Control Systems in the Department of Computer Systems at Tallinn University of Technology
