The competition for the 2022 John Atanasoff Award, an initiative of the President of the Republic of Bulgaria, has been launched! The 20th edition of the John Atanasoff Presidential Award initiative was launched in early July this year. The competition, which is held annually, is named after the world-famous inventor of Bulgarian origin John Atanasoff, one of the creators of the first electronic digital computer with regenerative memory.
Smart cities are not only a trend but a necessity of the modern world, as well as the key to the future. To speed up the creation of Smart Cities and embrace the related technology-enabled infrastructures, the required skills must be developed. Companies should be given incentives to train their personnel by setting up public training programmes and encouraging collaboration with academia and industry.
Objective: Inform the relevant stakeholders about the culture of leadership and flow values of the teams and relevant stakeholders.
Deliverable: Survey report in text or slide format
Following the EU Strategy for AI Development in Europe, the High-Level Expert Group on AI (HLEG AI) published the "Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI" in 2019 and proposed a human-centric approach to AI by defining a list of seven key requirements that AI systems must meet to be trustworthy.
The Human-Centered AI Community (HCAIM) is continuing its online webinar series! Join us this Thursday, Dec 9, 2021, at 13:00 CEST on LinkedIn Live at the HCAIM profile on LinkedIn.
Rally your colleagues and employees to join the European Cybersecurity Month with a free Security Awareness Toolkit and webinars from Cofense.
Cybersecurity is everyone’s job – “together” is the best way to stay protected. Cybercrime is the #1 risk companies face, but there are proven and easy techniques to prevent it.
Today on the 7th of October at 13:00 CET, we will be launching the first webinar under one of the most recent projects we have been working on.
The ECSM campaign is coordinated by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) and the European Commission, and is supported by the EU Member States and hundreds of partners (governments, universities, think tanks, NGOs, professional associations, private sector business) from Europe, and beyond.
Do you know of an outstanding Bulgarian digital product with a social impact? Are you based in Bulgaria and are currently developing such content, and you are looking forward to expanding your outreach and partnership network?
Consider a submission for the WSA National Contest Bulgaria!
WSA is a nomination-based award system with a clear focus on digital innovation with social impact and relation to the UN SDGs.