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Tech events at ETH AI Center

The ETH AI Center is ETH Zurich's central hub for artificial intelligence, established in 2020 to advance interdisciplinary AI research across all of the university's departments. It brings together researchers working on AI foundations, applications and implications, and fosters industry innovation and AI entrepreneurship. Its office is in the OAT building at Andreasstrasse 5, next to Zürich Oerlikon train station. Talks and researcher community meet-ups from its events calendar take place there.

Andreasstrasse 5, 8092 ZürichMap ↗ai.ethz.ch ↗

4 upcoming tech events here, 29 earlier ones on hackevents.

Next at ETH AI Center

Tue 24 Nov12:30·📍 Zurich · OAT, Room 11, ETH AI Ce…

Apertus Claritas: An Inside View of Switzerland's Open Model

by ETH AI Center

Apertus Claritas is a public home for interpretability and safety research on Apertus, Switzerland’s open multilingual model. From exploratory work and negative findings to published research, artefacts (https://apertus-claritas.org/artifacts) are reviewed and shared openly. After a short introduction by Anna Hedström and an update on Apertus by Imanol Schlag, several authors of Apertus Claritas a

EventAI / ML
~60 expected
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Wed 25 Nov17:00·📍 Zurich · OAT, Room 11, ETH AI Ce…

Zurich Pre-NeurIPS 2026 Poster Session

by ETH AI Center

Three times a year, before every major AI conference (NeurIPS, ICLR, ICML), the ETH AI Center hosts the official Zurich Pre-Conference Poster Session via the Zurich ELLIS Unit. These poster sessions are great opportunities for the AI community of all of Zurich to showcase their research and connect with fellow researchers. Not only will we primarily feature posters of papers accepted to this year’

ConferenceAI / ML
~600 expected
Tue 15 Dec12:30·📍 Zurich · OAT, Room 11, ETH AI Ce…

From Parallel Token Prediction to Scalable Language Models

by ETH AI Center

Autoregressive language models generate text one token at a time, creating an inherent bottleneck that limits inference speed. Can we overcome this constraint without sacrificing generation quality? In this talk, I will present a line of work toward parallel language generation, progressing from Parallel Token Prediction (PTP) to Parallel Language Models (PLMs). Both approaches build on the insigh

MeetupAI / MLLegal Tech
~50 expected
Thu 11 Feb18:30·📍 Zurich · OAT

Researchers Community Meetup

by ETH AI Center

Please note that attendance at this event is by invitation only. Our Researchers Community comprises ETH AI Center Fellows and Associated Researchers. Once a month during the semester, we organize the ETH AI Center Researchers Community Meet-up, an informal and collaborative gathering designed to foster connection and exchange within the community. These meet-ups provide a platform to share insigh

MeetupAI / ML
~50 expected

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