K-State AI Symposium

The K-State AI Symposium is a free, three-day event featuring a variety of panels, lightning talks and hands-on AI literacy workshops. The goal of the symposium is to bring together academics, industry and interested citizens to discuss AI research, AI application and implications of the use of AI for education and our society.

This event is free to attend.

Partners

This symposium is a partnership between K-State's Department of Modern Languages, K-State's Center for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, K-State's Department of Computer Science, K-State Libraries, K-State's Department of Philosophy, K-State's College of Arts and Sciences, and the Manhattan Public Library.

Event organizers include Raelynne Hale, assistant professor in the Department of Modern Languages; Alice Anderson, instructional designer II at K-State Libraries; Jason Coleman, academic services librarian at K-State Libraries; Pascal Hitzler, director of the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Data Science; Carol Sevin, academic services librarian at K-State Libraries; and Eugene Vasserman, director of the Center for Cybersecurity and Trustworthy Systems.