This year, for the first time, the Hungarian Machine Learning Meeting was organised by the Artificial Intelligence National Laboratory (MILAB), coordinated by SZTAKI, at the European Youth Centre in Budapest.
The three-day professional conference provided an opportunity for internationally renowned Hungarian researchers working in machine learning at foreign institutions to meet each other, Hungarian researchers, and the younger generation of Hungarian researchers and PhD students. The presentations were followed by a poster session and informal networking.
It was organised by the Artificial Intelligence National Laboratory (MILAB), launched in 2020, whose main mission is to bring together Hungarian researchers and institutions working in AI; organise thematic, professional events (such as the International AI Expo in February 2023), European AI Centres, ELLIS networking.
Among the speakers at the Machine Learning event were Gergely Neu (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), Róbert Busa-Fekete (Google Research), Balázs Szörényi (Yahoo Research), Gábor Melis (Google Research), Krisztián Balog (University of Stavanger), Franz Király (ELTE), Gábor Csányi (University of Cambridge), Benedek Rózemberczki (Isomorphic Laboratories), Petreczky Mihály (CNRS), Kégl Balázs (Huawei), Póczos Barnabás (Carnegie Mellon Univeristy), Barabási Dániel (Harvard University), György András (Google Deep Mind), Huszár Ferenc (University of Cambridge), Bányai Mihály (Harvard University), Jeni László (Carnegie Mellon University) and Baráth Dániel (ETH Zurich).
András Kemler, Managing Director for Engineering and Site Operations at Robert Bosch Ltd. and Roland Jakab, President of the Artificial Intelligence Coalition, gave keynote speeches.