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BEYOND THE HYPE: AUTONOMOUS PHYSICAL AI

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Autonomous physical artificial intelligence (AI) is set to redefine the frontiers of robotics, merging intelligent decision-making with physical agency in complex real-world environments. On 12 June 2025, a dedicated webinar titled Autonomous Physical AI will gather leading experts to explore the fast-evolving landscape of autonomous systems.

Organised by Hedi Karray, Programme Manager for Artificial Intelligence at the European Innovation Council (EIC), the event will examine the technical, ethical, and financial dimensions of deploying autonomous AI technologies.

Another important focus will be the ethical considerations surrounding the deployment of autonomous systems, alongside an analysis of investment trends, exploring both the risks and opportunities emerging in this sector.

Agenda highlights

The event opens with insights from Hedi Karray, EIC Programme Manager for AI, followed by experts from academia and industries, with dedicated sessions:

  • Welcome & introduction: Hedi Karray, EIC Programme Manager for Artificial Intelligence
  • Humanoid autonomous AI/autonomous agent: Mehdi Dastani, University of Utrecht
  • Challenges in implementing Autonomous Physical AI: Dr. Hafez Farazi, Head of AI, Energy Robotics
  • Ethical Aspects in Robotics and Autonomous Systems: Wolfhart Totschnig, Universidad Diego Portales
  • Investing in Autonomous AI: Risks and Opportunities: Guus Keder, Axiom Venture Capital

Why Attend?
As autonomous physical AI moves from concept to application, this event offers timely insight into the technologies shaping the next generation of robotics. The event is aimed at a broad audience, including academia, the investment sector, industry professionals, startups, and policymakers, providing a valuable opportunity to engage with leading voices in the field.

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12 Jun 2025, 15:00-17:00