Enrico Santi

PhD student in Parallel and high-performance computing University of Udine

Enrico Santi is a PhD student at the University of Udine. His research focuses on parallel and high-performance computing, with particular emphasis on the use of CUDA and GPU architectures for Automated Reasoning and Symbolic AI applications. He works with OSMER FVG on the development of automated reasoning techniques aimed at improving the interpretability and explainability of weather forecasts. His research interests include the intersection of symbolic and non-symbolic AI, reasoning systems, and high-performance computing.

Past talks

Sun. 27 September

at 15:00 - 16:15

15:00 - 16:15

Sunday 27 September

Area Talk 2
Piazza Unità d'Italia, 34121, Trieste, TS

TRIESTE

INSIDE THE MIND: COMPARING INTELLIGENT MACHINES AND THE HUMAN BRAIN

How does an artificial intelligence take decisions? And does our brain really work so differently? Advanced algorithms now forecast the weather and analyse complex data, yet they often remain hard to interpret. Three PhD students guide the audience through the new intelligences, from AI to neuroscience, looking at more transparent models, explainable predictions and the workings of the nervous system. A tour of research supported by the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) 2021–27, exploring how thought arises and what it means for everyday life.

Intervengono

Sara Candussio

PhD student in Natural language processing University of Trieste

Marina Cobal

professor of Physics University of Udine

Giulia Salzano

PhD student in Neurobiology SISSA

Enrico Santi

PhD student in Parallel and high-performance computing University of Udine

Ketty Segatti

central director of the Specialised operational unit for research, innovation, the European Social Fund Plus (ESF+) and other EU funds, Friuli Venezia Giulia Region

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