The Novotel Monte-Carlo is set to host the first Monaco Artificial Intelligence Conference later this month, bringing together AI experts, policymakers and technology innovators for a day of discussions on key AI topics and opportunities to engage with thought leaders in the field.

Organised by Leonardo Fabbri, ex-Goldman Sachs Analyst, the Monaco AI Conference will explore the intricate landscape of artificial intelligence and its role in industries such as policymaking, finance and the arts. The event is designed to provide a platform for academics, professionals and policymakers to exchange ideas and work towards the ethical advancement of AI technology.

From 9am to 1pm on Saturday 23rd November, and after a welcoming breakfast at the Novotel Monte-Carlo, curated speakers will cover the following topics: ‘AI Governance and Policy in the Age of the US-China Tech War’; ‘Machine Learning for Finance: Do and Do Not’; ‘How Small and Medium Enterprises Can Implement AI’; and ‘Argo. A Case Study of Generative AI in Visual Arts’. 

“Launching Monaco’s first Artificial Intelligence Conference marks a pivotal moment for the region’s future as a central hub for AI investments,” says Leonardo Fabbri, founder of Monaco AI Conference. “This event is just the beginning of our efforts to cultivate a dynamic environment where global investors and innovators converge. It is a privilege to spearhead this movement, setting the stage for Monaco to become a leading destination for AI investment opportunities worldwide.”

Registrations can be made at https://artificialintelligencemonaco.com

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