“I think Portugal should remain competitive in this area, it should try to have its own skills”, highlights Arlindo Oliveira, president of INESC and professor at Instituto Superior Técnico
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“We have to look at the good cases and turn challenges into opportunities”, believes Fernando Alexandre, Minister of Education, Science and Innovation
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“I think we have to take everyone with us in this development of AI and this will be done through education for all generations” argues Gitta Kutyniok, professor at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich and co-founder of the startup EcoLogic Computing
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“This is an extremely important event for INESC TEC because it is one of the major events celebrating our 40th anniversary”, says João Claro, president of the board of directors of INESC TEC
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“We are at a stage of development where we have already shown that it is possible to do things, but we do not have quality control”, considers José Carlos Príncipe, professor at the University of Florida
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“I see AI as an opportunity, I’m not a fatalist”, says Mário Boto Ferreira, professor at the Faculty of Psychology of the University of Lisbon and director of CICPSI (The Research Center for Psychological Science)
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“He looks at AI with a mix of enthusiasm and concern”, admits Mário Figueiredo, professor at Instituto Superior Técnico
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“We want to go far beyond the strictly technological scope”, explains Pedro Guedes de Oliveira, president emeritus of INESC TEC and coordinator of the Organizing Committee of the Autumn Forum
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“I look at development with some political concern regarding what – at the moment – AI is bringing about revolution and total modification of societies”, shares Sofia Miguens, professor of philosophy at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Porto
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