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INRIA

Inria is a French public research establishment dedicated to computational sciences, and is the primary contact point for the French Government on the computational sciences, including artificial intelligence. With 8 research centres and its 183 project teams, Inria has a workforce of 2 400 scientists with an annual budget of 231 million euros, 25% of which coming from its own resources.

https://www.inria.fr/en

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Description of our AI activities

Inria has the role of State Operator to support public policies on Artificial Intelligence in France, with the aim of making France a leader in AI. Inria provides proposals and coordinates operators of supported initiatives, while providing scientific and technological expertise. Above all, the Inria promotes the development of higher education, research, and innovation ecosystems for digital sciences and technology in France.

Inria oveseas the “3IA” network of four interdisciplinary institutes for Artificial Intelligence chosen to structure training and research programs dedicated to AI in France

Inria develops international cooperation initiatives, in particular with Germany, and seeks to increase the economic impact of public research by founding and supporting start-ups through the Startup Studio.

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147 Rue de l'Université
75007 Paris
France

Involved in following Projects

01.09.2020 - 31.08.2023

HumanE-AI-Net

The HumanE AI Net brings together top European research centers, universities and key industrial champions into a network of centers of excellence that goes beyond a narrow definition of AI and combines world leading AI competence with key players in rela...

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Multimodal Perception and Interaction with Transformers

This micro-project surveys tools and data sets for experiments for demonstrating the potential use of transformers for multimodal perception and multimodal interactions.

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Exploring the impact of Agency on Human-Computer Partnerships

The understanding of agency is a key factor in achieving realistic collaboration for human-centred Al research. Especially when designing complex interactions, like in creative or health contexts, the role the system plays can have crucial impact on the i...