(Continued from last time) GTC is the second big event this year. In the past, Nvidia held a big event in the spring, followed by a number of smaller regional events. But due to the pandemic, it has evolved into two big online events, Estes said in an interview with VentureBeat. Especially due to the COVID-19 delta stock issue, Nvidia seems to have decided to go online-only for the fall GTC as well.
Nvidia says the sessions will be available for viewing after the event. Estes revealed that 200,000 people are expected to attend.
By the way, for meetups, Nvidia uses a third-party app called BrainDate to arrange meetings. However, Estes said that with the resurgence of COVID-19, he was reluctant to gather many people. And over time, I predict that virtual reality meetings, events, and collaborations will become more popular than traveling for many people. “AI technology is evolving rapidly, so it makes sense to hold more than one event a year,” he said.
Other Sessions
OpenAI Chief Scientist Ilya Sutskever talks about the history and future possibilities of deep learning. Fei-Fei Li, Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University, discusses ambient intelligence (smart, sensor-based solutions) to light up the dark spaces of healthcare, with Kimberly Powell, vice president of healthcare at Nvidia. Participate in the Q&A of
Bei Yang, Vice President and Technology Studio Executive at Disney Imagineering, discusses how the company is using advanced technology to "create" the Metaverse.
Shashi Bhushan, principal AI software and systems architect at Lockheed Martin, explores how they use the Nvidia Omniverse, a "metaverse for engineers," to predict and extinguish wildfires. explain.
Ross Krambergar, head of digital solutions for production planning at BMW, explains how BMW is leveraging the Nvidia Omniverse to realize its vision of a 'digital twin factory of the future' to increase manufacturing flexibility. explain whether
How Keith Perry, Chief Information Officer at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, used data science to advance treatment of life-threatening illnesses in children explain. Palo Alto Networks Chief Technology Officer Nir Zuk talks about AI for cybersecurity.
Anima Anandkumar, Director of Machine Learning Research at Nvidia and Professor at Caltech, will be presenting a panel on Measuring and Mitigating Bias in AI Models and leading a session on Advancements in Merging AI and Scientific Computing. do.
Keith Strier, also Nvidia's VP of Worldwide AI Initiatives, and Mark Andrijanič, Slovenia's Minister of State for Digital Transformation, discuss how countries are investing in AI, including infrastructure and data scientists. Join the fireside chat to discuss what needs to be done.
Scientists from MIT, Amazon Web Services' Sustainable Data Initiative, and Nvidia explain how public and private groups are providing climate data to scientists.
Expert panel discussion discusses the potential of Universal Scene Description (USD) for 3D creators in all industries. The panel included Sebastian Grassia, Project Lead for USD at Pixar, Mohsen Rezayat, Chief Solutions Architect at Siemens, Shawn Dunn, Senior Product Manager at Epic Games, and Senior Software at Esri R&D Center Zurich. Simon Haegler, developer, Hilda Espinal, chief technology officer at CannonDesign, and Michael Kass, senior destiny engineer at Nvidia, will participate.
Daimler Trucks CTO Axel Gern discusses strategies, challenges and opportunities for developing software-defined trucks for an autonomous future. Also, Nvidia's graphics wizard will be revealing the techniques it used to create Jensen in virtual space at last spring's GTC keynote. (Continued next)
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