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Mcubed: More speakers join machine learning and AI extravaganza

Getting a grip on AI, and putting it to work

The speaker lineup for Mcubed – our three-day dive into machine learning, AI and advanced analytics – is virtually complete, meaning now would be a really good time to snap up a cut-price early-bird ticket.

Latest additions include Expero Inc's Steve Purves, who'll be discussing graph representations in machine learning, while Ben Chamberlain of ASOS will be discussing how the mega fashion etailer combines ML and social media information.

Steve and Ben join a lineup of experts who aren't just looking to the future, but are actually applying ML and AI principles to real business problems right now, at companies like Ocado and OpenTable.

Our aim is to show you how you can apply tools and methodologies to allow your business or organisation to take advantage of ML, AI and advanced analytics to solve the problems you face today, as well as prepare for tomorrow.

At the same time, we'll be looking at the organisational, legal and ethical implications of AI and ML, as well as taking a look at some of the most interesting applications, including autonomous vehicles and robotics.

And our keynote speakers, professor Mark Bishop of Goldsmiths, University of London, and Google's Melanie Warrick, will be grappling with the big issues and setting the tone for the event as a whole.

This all takes place at 30 Euston Square. As well as being easy to get to, this is simply a really pleasant environment in which to absorb some mind-expanding ideas, and discuss them on the sidelines with your fellow attendees and the speakers.

Of course, we'll ensure there's plenty of top-notch food and drink to fuel you through the formal and less formal parts of the programme.

Tickets will be limited, so if you want to ensure your place, head over to our website and snap up your early-bird ticket now. ®

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