Devol is sponsoring the meeting promoted by the Consular Corps of Bilbao, which will be held on June 6 at the Bilbao Chamber of Commerce and will focus on a topic as topical as Artificial Intelligence.
A meeting of AI experts
The notoriety that Artificial Intelligence is gaining in more and more aspects of our working and social life has led the Consular Corps of Bilbao to dedicate a space to it within the promotional events for its centenary.
The conference will analyze the effects that the application of AI is already having, sometimes without realizing it, in our daily lives. In addition, interesting questions will be asked, such as: How should we act with AI so that its positive effects predominate? How can we promote these effects in countries or individuals, regardless of their degree of economic development?
Through the presentations of three specialists in the field, the day will explore different points of view on how Artificial Intelligence affects competitiveness, job creation and even diplomacy.
This is a highly relevant and interesting content that will unravel the keys to understand how to face one of the most radical and ambitious changes in the history of mankind.
To enjoy this day, it is essential to register through this link on the website of the Chamber of Bilbao.
For your interest, we reproduce below the program of the day:
10:15 – Reception of attendees
10:30 – Current applications of Artificial Intelligence to automate processes through RPA
Miguel Ángel Blanco, Innovation Director at Devol and expert in process automation and application of new technologies.
11:00 – Application of Artificial Intelligence for activities based on language and image generation
Pedro Álvarez Martínez, CEO of FSH and specialist in AI, Virtual Reality and Metaverse.
12:00 – Impact on competitiveness, employment and diplomacy
José Miguel Zaldo, Industrial Engineer, PhD in Economics, Honorary Consul of Morocco; Best Basque businessman.
12:30 – Questions and discussion
Moderated by José Miguel Zaldo, Industrial Engineer, PhD in Economics, Honorary Consul of Morocco; Best Basque businessman.
