SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 30, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- At the upcoming AI Frontiers Conference (Nov 9-11) in San Jose, California, JP Morgan just became a Diamond Sponsor. The annual conference is a premier industrial AI Conference that brings the most influential voices of AI together. Previous speakers include Jeff Dean, Head of Google AI, and Andrew Ng, the leading AI expert. This year's speakers include Ilya Sutskever, Co-Founder and Director of OpenAI and a pioneer in AI field; Quoc Le, the genius behind Google's AutoML; Matt Feiszli, head of video research of Facebook, among many luminaries.
JP Morgan is participating in the Conference's "AI in Finance" panel, where Chief Investment Officer Yaz Romahi will share the challenge and opportunities of applying AI in finance, particularly in asset management and risk prediction.
JP Morgan showed its ambition in AI by first hiring Manuela Veloso, head of the machine-learning department at Carnegie Mellon University in May this year. Three months later, it hired away Apoorv Saxena from Google, who has been leading product management of cloud-based AI at Google. JP Morgan is quietly building its AI force.
Just a week ago, JP Morgan's CEO Jamie Dimon announced creating a 1,000 people Silicon Valley office in Palo Alto. It has moved deeper into the AI space.
Building an AI force requires talented AI researchers and engineers. JP Morgan now is actively hiring AI talents. Becoming a diamond sponsor gives JP Morgan visibility to the AI community and a recruiting platform. The AI Frontiers Conference attracts a large number of data scientists from Silicon valley companies, thus allowing JP Morgan to tap into the deep pool of talents there.
AI Frontiers Conference features 2 day conference talks and 1 day of hands-on training. This year's training classes are taught by Google and Udacity teams. Registration for the conference is closing in a few days. Check out https://aifrontiers.com for more details. For media inquiry, please contact info@aifrontiers.com.
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