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#IJCAI2019 main conference in tweets – day 2


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14 August 2019



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Like yesterday, we bring you the best tweets covering major talks and events at IJCAI 2019.

Talks

Paper and Poster Presentations

https://twitter.com/ShohrehHd/status/1161471117640343552

Demos

https://twitter.com/ShohrehHd/status/1161497465935343619

50 years old IJCAI panel discussion

Start of industry days

Women’s Lunch

 
Stay tuned as I’ll be covering the conference as an AIhub ambassador.




Nedjma Ousidhoum is PhD candidate in NLP at HKUST
Nedjma Ousidhoum is PhD candidate in NLP at HKUST

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