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CLAIRE Launches Paris Office; Hosts a Dialogue Together for AI: European & Int’l Partnerships
On its mission to promote and advance "AI made in Europe", CLAIRE (Confederation of Laboratories for Artificial Intelligence Research in Europe) amplifies its network by launching four new offices in Zurich, Oslo, Paris, and Brussels in an Office Launch Roadshow beginning on 26 May to strengthen the CLAIRE vision of inclusive and co-creative collaboration for responsible AI research and innovation across Europe. These new offices complement the four existing CLAIRE offices in The Hague, Prague, Rome and Saarbrücken.
CLAIRE: a network of experts and stakeholders in the field of AI
CLAIRE is an international non-profit association – a network of experts and stakeholders in AI - committed to building bridges between research, industry, policy makers and the public. It is based on an inclusive and holistic approach, and on values shared across Europe and beyond.
The launch of the offices reflects CLAIRE’s ambition to enable and further advance the vision of an inclusive European ecosystem focused on human-centred, trustworthy AI. The offices in Oslo and Zurich also reflect CLAIRE’s commitment to building a broad European AI ecosystem, including non-EU countries and global partnerships beyond the European continent.
Each CLAIRE Office has its own focus in supporting work on current topics around European and human-centred AI research, AI for good and AI for all. The Belgian office, for example, focuses on European AI policy, whereas the Swiss office concentrates on AI for Good and collaboration NGOs committed to that goal. The Norwegian office works on AI-related topics around start-ups, and the French office focuses on the future partnership necessary for an effective multi-stakeholder dialogue to advance European AI, Data, and Robotics.
The launching event will give you the opportunity to learn more about CLAIRE and the Paris office, but also about two strategic partnerships that the office is particularly involved in: the European partnership on AI, data and robotics and the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI).
The invited speakers include: Cédric Villani (French National Assembly), Renaud Vedel (French Ministry of Economy and Finances), Cécile Huet (European Commission), Karine Perset (OECD), Julien Chiaroni (SGPI), Luc Julia (Renault), Raja Chatila (Sorbonne University), Yuko Harayama (RIKEN), Matthias Spielkamp (AlgorithmWatch).
The agenda, registration link, and further information about the series of events can be found: https://claire-ai.org/offices-roadshow