Feb 1–2, 2024 · NIMHANS Convention Centre, Bengaluru

MLDS 2024 agenda

Every session from MLDS 2024 in Bengaluru: 60 sessions across 2 days and 3 halls, with times and speakers.

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Feb 1–2, 2024 · NIMHANS Convention Centre, Bengaluru

All 60 sessions

Days
2
Sessions
60
Excluding breaks
Halls
3
Speakers with a profile
63

60 sessions across 2 days.

Day 1 Thursday 1 February 2024

Day 1 at a glance: 35 sessions in 3 halls, 10:00 to 18:00
  1. to 10:45

    Hall 1Talk45 min

    Generative AI and the Road to Singularity

  2. to 11:20

    Hall 1Talk30 min

    Harnessing Generative AI: Unlocking Business Potential in the Early Frontier

  3. to 11:20

    Hall 2Talk30 min

    Enterprise Applications in a Post-Gen AI World

  4. to 11:10

    Hall 3Paper20 min

    Enhancing Taxpayer Risk Prediction through LLM-Driven Profile Tuning

  5. to 11:35

    Hall 3Paper20 min

    Breaking the Language Barrier: Natural Language to SQL Using Large Language Models

  6. to 11:55

    Hall 1Talk30 min

    Are you still thinking of GenAI as a college student?

  7. to 12:55

    Hall 2Workshop1 h 30 min

    Intro to Gemini API and its use cases

  8. to 12:00

    Hall 3Paper20 min

    Enhancing Zero-Shot Image Classification: A Triad Approach with Prompt Refinement, Confidence Calibration, and Ensembling

  9. to 12:30

    Hall 1Talk30 min

    LLMs are your new sales team

  10. to 13:05

    Lunch

  11. to 13:05

    Hall 1Talk30 min

    Navigating Career Evolution: Aligning Competency Skill Sets with Dynamic Technology Landscape

  12. to 14:00

    Lunch

  13. to 13:40

    Hall 1Talk30 min

    Bending Realities: Unlocking Possibilities of Multi-Modal AI with SingleStore

  14. to 13:30

    Hall 3Paper20 min

    Leveraging generative AI with transformers and stable diffusion for rich diverse dataset synthesis in AgTech

  15. to 13:55

    Hall 3Paper20 min

    Revolutionizing Energy Trading: Advancing the Energy Market with a Cutting-Edge Conversational generative AI-powered Forecasting Tool

  16. to 14:40

    Lunch

  17. to 14:20

    Hall 3Paper20 min

    PII Detection in Emails through QLoRA Fine-tuned LLMs: A comparative analysis with BERT and GPT3.5

  18. to 14:35

    Hall 2Talk30 min

    Responsible AI in Action: LLM Models and Ethical Best Practices

  19. to 14:45

    Hall 3Paper20 min

    Mitigating Hallucinations in Foundation Language Models: A Structured Approach for Hallucination-Free Query Responses in Regulatory Domains

  20. to 15:10

    Hall 1Talk30 min

    Data Science in the Age of AI: Growing and Adapting Your Skill Set with the LLM Developments

  21. to 15:10

    Hall 2Talk30 min

    Adapting Large Language Models for Indian Languages

  22. to 15:10

    Hall 3Paper20 min

    Revolutionising Market Surveys through Unprecedented Generative AI for Efficient Data Synthesis

  23. to 15:45

    Hall 1Talk30 min

    Proprietary vs OSS Models — Cost, Performance, Viability

  24. to 15:45

    Hall 2Talk30 min

    Transforming Medical Diagnosis Use Cases at Scale with Snowflake

  25. to 15:45

    Hall 3Paper30 min

    Exploring Capabilities of Multi-Modal Models

  26. to 16:20

    Hall 1Talk30 min

    First Principles Understanding of Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) with Large Language Models

  27. to 16:20

    Hall 2Talk30 min

    Semantic Search and RAG: Applications and Evaluation

  28. to 16:10

    Hall 3Paper20 min

    Design of Reward Function for Multi-objective Adaptive Cruise Control

  29. to 16:45

    Hall 3Paper30 min

    Transformation of Computer Vision: Video Analytics

  30. to 16:55

    Hall 1Talk30 min

    Gen AI from the lens of AI Scientists

  31. to 16:55

    Hall 2Talk30 min

    Once Upon a Time: From Data to Stories

  32. to 17:10

    Hall 3Paper20 min

    Best Practices for Building LLM-Powered Enterprise Knowledge Retrieval

  33. to 17:25

    Hall 2Talk30 min

    What can go wrong with Unmonitored Models & Pipelines?

  34. to 17:30

    Hall 1Talk30 min

    Economics of AI solutions: Are your solutions profitable?

  35. to 17:40

    Hall 3Paper30 min

    Voxel to Vision: ML-powered Neurotech in Healthcare

  36. to 17:55

    Hall 2Talk30 min

    Quarkus: New Addition to the Java World. About Quarkus, AI and LangChain4J

  37. to 18:00

    Hall 1Talk30 min

    Large Language Models, From Zero to Fine-Tuning

  38. to 18:00

    Hall 3Paper20 min

    Modelling Approach for enhanced market expansion in Digital Marketing in B2B space

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  1. 202363 sessions2 days · 3 halls · 3 workshops · 26 papers
  2. 202460 sessions2 days · 3 halls · 3 workshops · 23 papers
  3. 202593 sessions3 days · 3 halls · 6 workshops · 20 papers
  4. 202662 sessions2 days · 3 halls · 11 workshops
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