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Open Talks about Artificial Intelligence: annual public lecture series

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Description

The Open Talks are an annual cycle of lectures open to students, researchers, industry professionals, educators, and AI enthusiasts, with all talks publicly available through LIA's YouTube channel. Lectures aligned with course topics are incorporated into undergraduate and graduate courses as complementary learning resources, while students present their own research outcomes, gaining scientific communication experience. Students organize the entire event, developing leadership, communication, and project management skills.

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Context

Requirements

  • Student organization of themes, speaker invitations, scheduling, publicity, moderation, and documentation
  • Public availability of recordings

Constraints

Target Learners

  • undergraduate and graduate students
  • industry professionals
  • general public and AI enthusiasts

Learning Goals

  • contemporary AI knowledge including ethics and applications
  • scientific communication

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Key Sources

  • Panisson, A. R., Vianna, M. E. W. M., da Silva, I. F., da Silva, H. H., Savaris, R. F., Costa, B. P., Vigil, M. A. G., Lau, J., Hentz, A., Bordin, A. S., Gonçalves, A. L., & Rodrigues-Filho, R. (2026). Academic League of Artificial Intelligence – An Integrative Perspective of Teaching, Research, and Extension. https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.13447 doi:10.48550/arxiv.2608.13447
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title Open Talks about Artificial Intelligence: annual public lecture series
description The Open Talks are an annual cycle of lectures open to students, researchers, industry professionals, educators, and AI enthusiasts, with all talks publicly available through LIA's YouTube channel.
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