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[Academic Day] The Mathematics Behind AI - An Evening with Leading Mathematicians

[Academic Day] The Mathematics Behind AI - An Evening with Leading Mathematicians

11 Jul 202618:00 - 22:00 Asia/TokyoShinjuku City, Japan3 AttendeesOpen

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“Why is AI so intelligent?” The answer lies in mathematics. Welcome to an evening of conversation and enlightenment with leading mathematicians over drinks. Current Theme: The Mathematics Behind AI AI, including ChatGPT, has now become commonplace with deep learning. While we use it conveniently, the question “Why does it operate so intelligently?” remains partially unanswered, even by experts. The inner workings of AI are still a “black box.” This evening’s guest host, Junpei Nagase, is challenging the true nature of AI with the power of mathematics. He is a front-line mathematician attempting to unravel why neural networks “work” through mathematical equations. While there will be formulas, there’s no need to be nervous. We promise to create a night where even those unfamiliar with the topic can say “Ah, I see!” while enjoying drinks. Recommended for: Guest Host Junpei Nagase, Specially Appointed Assistant Professor, Data Education Center / Industry-Government-Academia Collaboration Center, University of Electro-Communications A mathematician specializing in the mathematical analysis of deep neural networks. He is engaged in research unraveling “Why does deep learning perform well?” through the mathematics of structures such as ReLU functions and skip connections. While approaching the fundamentals of AI from the perspectives of applied mathematics and statistical mathematics, he also researches “Haiku AI,” seamlessly bridging the gap between the sciences and the humanities. He has served as a Special Research Fellow (DC2) at the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science before his current position. He also serves as an advisor for Academic Bar Q. For more information about researchers at the University of Electro-Communications, visit: https://ds-education.uec.ac.jp/teacher/index.html About Academic Bar Q: Located in Okachimachi, Tokyo, Academic Bar Q is a play space for those who love knowledge and dialogue. Young researchers serve as bartenders, hosting various academic talk events every day, providing a space where anyone can casually engage with academic topics. https://sites.google.com/view/q-gakujutsu/home Schedule for the day: 18:00 - Reception Begins 18:30 - Opening: Introduction of Guest Host 18:45 - Mini Talk: “The Mathematics Behind AI” 19:15 - Open Dialogue Time: Engage with researchers over drinks Afterwards, feel free to come and go as you please. 22:00 - End This is not a formal lecture but an informal exchange of ideas, bar-style. Late arrivals and departures are welcome. Enjoy a drink while stimulating your mind. Tonight’s order is “The Mathematics Behind AI.” Event Details: Advisory BAR A bustling space where entrepreneurs, business people, and creators gather to discuss serious business matters and future ideas passionately over drinks. It is more than just a networking venue; participants become each other’s “advisers,” revealing solutions to challenges and sparking new collaborations in this stimulating environment.

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