Program Overview

HumanIA: Comprehending Artificial Intelligence Systems - Module 1

The "HumanIA: Comprehending Artificial Intelligence Systems" module is the entry point for the complete "HumanIA: Designing and Deploying AI through Digital Humanities" course, offered by the Faculty of Letters at Sorbonne University.

Objectives and Targeted Skills

• Enlighten the ethical, social, political, and legal issues of artificial intelligence.
• Understand artificial intelligence systems.

Target Audience and Prerequisites

• Deployers and users of artificial intelligence systems.
• Leaders, engineers, project managers, journalists, teachers, researchers, and political administrators. The "HumanIA: Comprehending Artificial Intelligence Systems" module can accommodate 10 to 15 participants.

Program

Day 1

8:30 am - Welcome coffee

• 9:00 am - Introduction: Gérard Biau, Director of SCAI, Professor at Sorbonne University, and Member of the Academy of Sciences
• 9:30 am - Introduction to machine learning, deep learning, and TAL principles: Xavier Fresquet, Deputy Director of SCAI, and Nicolas Thome, Professor at Sorbonne University
• 11:00 am - Explaining AI results: Marie-Jeanne Lesot, Professor at Sorbonne University 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm - Lunch break
• 2:00 pm - History of techniques and artificial intelligence: Pascal Griset, Professor at Sorbonne University
• 4:00 pm - Analysis of a use case, multilingualism in TAL: Gaël Lejeune, Senior Lecturer at Sorbonne University 6:00 pm - End of the day

Day 2

8:30 am - Welcome coffee

• 9:00 am - History of techniques and AI: Benjamin Thierry, Lecturer at Sorbonne University
• 11:00 am - Human-machine interactions: Clotilde Chevet, Doctor at Sorbonne University 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm - Lunch break
• 2:00 pm - Geopolitics of AI: Philippe Boulanger, Professor at Sorbonne University
• 4:00 pm - Analysis of a use case, Delacroix digital: Barthélémy Jobert, Professor at Sorbonne University, and Nicolas Leys, Institute of Calculus and Data Sciences 6:00 pm - End of the day

Methods

Alternation of theoretical contributions and supervised practical work, participative and inverted pedagogy, individual or group mini-projects.

Supports for courses and slides, videos, exercises, readings, notebooks. Each participant must bring their laptop. Sometimes, software must be installed (a detailed message will be sent to participants in advance).

Evaluation Modalities

Final evaluation of acquired notions (QCM) leading to a digital certificate.

Duration and Schedule

• Duration of the training: 14 hours
• Schedule: Over 2 days

Location

• Location: Campus Jussieu - Council Room - SCAI - 4, Place Jussieu - 75005 Paris

Fees

• Fee: See the grid
• Certification: Certifying
• Fees: 1,300 per module, or 3,900 for the entire course
• Third-party fees (coverage): 2,600 per module, or 7,800 for the entire course

Reductions

• Reduction of -10%: for job seekers (upon presentation of a justification of less than three months)
• Reduction of -20%: for RSA beneficiaries (upon presentation of a justification of less than three months), trainees from the last two years, and alumni
• Reduction of -50%: for Sorbonne University staff

Additional Information

Each module of the short course "HumanIA: Designing and Deploying AI through Digital Humanities" can be taken independently.