The talk briefly covers the history of automation. Furthermore, how AI is affecting our jobs today will be discussed.

The talk will cover business humanization via AI. Particularly banking use cases will be discussed. How can banks create innovative experiences for customers, employees, and ecosystem partners leading to higher standards of life?

The talk covers how Conversational AI can help brands forge closer connections and personalized customer experience.

The talk will cover gender and racial discrimination in AI systems and how different countries are handling this issue.

The talk covers the basics of how recommender systems work. Various use cases will be discussed in the industry, showing that organizations with any amount of data can leverage this technology to provide a better customer experience.

The presentation will cover major ethical questions raised in the AI industry, along with basic concepts that are covered in current AI Ethics guidelines and policy frameworks internationally. After a general introduction, the talk will focus specifically on bias and fairness and AI ethics/policy in the context of developing nations, case study Georgia.

The presentation will cover the making of an analytical tool "Court on the Palm" for searching, exploring, and visualizing lawsuits. Next, it will discuss an AI program for processing the text of a complaint and predicting the lawsuit outcome to give advice on legislation.

Starting from what AI really is and what it is capable of, Levan, Nikoloz, and Makho give a detailed introduction of AI to the beginning programmers. The presentation includes workshops on Audio data processing, building end-to-end STT, and data preparation for Natural Language Processing (NLP).