Eveline
Vlassenroot
Eveline Vlassenroot
Product Owner
Gent | Belgium
Biography
Eveline Vlassenroot has been a contributor to the Flemish interoperability program OSLO (Open Standards for Linking Organisations) since 2017, focusing on the governance of data standards and interoperability, particularly in semantic interoperability. Her work facilitates the adoption and implementation of data standards across public and private sectors, enhancing both organizational and legal interoperability. At OSLO, she builds further upon the best practices defined at SEMIC, identifying methodologies for implementing data standards and developing sustainable data governance models for local and regional administrations. This work not only supports the seamless integration of services but also promotes the widespread adoption of these standards, ensuring they meet the evolving business requirements, needs of various stakeholders and legislation.
Additionally, she is a part-time researcher at the University of Ghent, developing a sustainable strategy for preserving and archiving Belgium's born-digital heritage.
Speaker session
AI in support of Interoperability - part 1
STUDIO 211+212
Join us for an engaging and informative workshop session on 'AI for Interoperability'. In this session, experts from the public sector, academia, and industry will share real-life use cases, lessons learned, challenges, and opportunities in this innovative field. We will explore how AI supports interoperability in public services through technologies such as machine translation and document summarization. Additionally, we will delve into the synergy between knowledge graphs and Large Language Models. Our panel of experts will also discuss topics like AI and ML model discovery and reusability, as well as the interoperability of chatbots.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from industry experts and engage in thought-provoking discussions on AI for interoperability and semantics.
Moderators:
- Razvan Radu - Portal and web service, Publications office
- Hans Arents - Professor, UGent
- Florian Barthélemy - Semantic and data consultant, PwC
AI in support of Interoperability - part 2
STUDIO 211+212
Join us for an engaging and informative workshop session on 'AI for Interoperability'. In this session, experts from the public sector, academia, and industry will share real-life use cases, lessons learned, challenges, and opportunities in this innovative field. We will explore how AI supports interoperability in public services through technologies such as machine translation and document summarization. Additionally, we will delve into the synergy between knowledge graphs and Large Language Models. Our panel of experts will also discuss topics like AI and ML model discovery and reusability, as well as the interoperability of chatbots.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from industry experts and engage in thought-provoking discussions on AI for interoperability and semantics.
Moderators:
- Razvan Radu - Portal and web service, Publications office
- Hans Arents - Professor, UGent
- Florian Barthélemy - Semantic and data consultant, PwC
Anna-Mari Wallenberg
Senior specialist
Helsi | Finland
Biography
Dr. Anna-Mari Wallenberg currently works as a senior specialist on societal, scientific and ethical aspects of AI (Ministry of Finance, Finland). She also works as an university lecture in cognitive science (Department of Digital humanities, University of Helsinki), and studies cognitive, computational and societal aspects of human-AI interaction with her research group.
Organisation
Ministry of Finance, Finland
Public Sector Authority
Speaker session
AI in support of Interoperability - part 1
STUDIO 211+212
Join us for an engaging and informative workshop session on 'AI for Interoperability'. In this session, experts from the public sector, academia, and industry will share real-life use cases, lessons learned, challenges, and opportunities in this innovative field. We will explore how AI supports interoperability in public services through technologies such as machine translation and document summarization. Additionally, we will delve into the synergy between knowledge graphs and Large Language Models. Our panel of experts will also discuss topics like AI and ML model discovery and reusability, as well as the interoperability of chatbots.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from industry experts and engage in thought-provoking discussions on AI for interoperability and semantics.
Moderators:
- Razvan Radu - Portal and web service, Publications office
- Hans Arents - Professor, UGent
- Florian Barthélemy - Semantic and data consultant, PwC
AI in support of Interoperability - part 2
STUDIO 211+212
Join us for an engaging and informative workshop session on 'AI for Interoperability'. In this session, experts from the public sector, academia, and industry will share real-life use cases, lessons learned, challenges, and opportunities in this innovative field. We will explore how AI supports interoperability in public services through technologies such as machine translation and document summarization. Additionally, we will delve into the synergy between knowledge graphs and Large Language Models. Our panel of experts will also discuss topics like AI and ML model discovery and reusability, as well as the interoperability of chatbots.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from industry experts and engage in thought-provoking discussions on AI for interoperability and semantics.
Moderators:
- Razvan Radu - Portal and web service, Publications office
- Hans Arents - Professor, UGent
- Florian Barthélemy - Semantic and data consultant, PwC
Ivy Yang
EU AI/Digital Policy Specialist/Project Manager
Brussels | Belgium
Biography
Dr Ivy Yang is an EU AI/Digital Policy Specialist and Project Manager at Open & Agile Smart Cities & Communities (OASC). Her research background and interests lie in exploring the EU's AI positioning and its global digital competitiveness. At OASC, she is currently working on two EU projects exploring digital solutions for developing positive energy districts and achieving net zero targets. She is also the OASC facilitator of the Minimal Interoperability Mechanisms Working Group on Transparent and Fair AI (MIM5). The overall goal of this MIM working group is to identify a set of minimal, yet sufficient, interoperability mechanisms to support cities and communities in ensuring a more transparent and fair AI ecosystem. More recently, she also co-led a generative AI research project with the Computer Science Department at the University of Warwick.
Speaker session
AI in support of Interoperability - part 1
STUDIO 211+212
Join us for an engaging and informative workshop session on 'AI for Interoperability'. In this session, experts from the public sector, academia, and industry will share real-life use cases, lessons learned, challenges, and opportunities in this innovative field. We will explore how AI supports interoperability in public services through technologies such as machine translation and document summarization. Additionally, we will delve into the synergy between knowledge graphs and Large Language Models. Our panel of experts will also discuss topics like AI and ML model discovery and reusability, as well as the interoperability of chatbots.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from industry experts and engage in thought-provoking discussions on AI for interoperability and semantics.
Moderators:
- Razvan Radu - Portal and web service, Publications office
- Hans Arents - Professor, UGent
- Florian Barthélemy - Semantic and data consultant, PwC
AI in support of Interoperability - part 2
STUDIO 211+212
Join us for an engaging and informative workshop session on 'AI for Interoperability'. In this session, experts from the public sector, academia, and industry will share real-life use cases, lessons learned, challenges, and opportunities in this innovative field. We will explore how AI supports interoperability in public services through technologies such as machine translation and document summarization. Additionally, we will delve into the synergy between knowledge graphs and Large Language Models. Our panel of experts will also discuss topics like AI and ML model discovery and reusability, as well as the interoperability of chatbots.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from industry experts and engage in thought-provoking discussions on AI for interoperability and semantics.
Moderators:
- Razvan Radu - Portal and web service, Publications office
- Hans Arents - Professor, UGent
- Florian Barthélemy - Semantic and data consultant, PwC