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SKEMA Canada Launches Summer AI School for Professionals in Montreal
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Montreal, the world's AI capital, will host the "AI for Business" summer school organized by SKEMA Canada from July 8 to 11. This intensive 4-day training aims to introduce executives and young professionals to the fundamentals of artificial intelligence applied in business through theoretical and practical courses, case studies, and company visits.

MONTREAL - Washingtoner -- Intensive and Practical Training
At the core of this cutting-edge program: machine learning, natural language processing, computer vision, and other innovative technological building blocks. Participants will develop both theoretical and operational skills in these disruptive technologies, their concrete applications, and their potential to stimulate business growth.
Ethics and responsibility will also be central to the teachings, with a particular focus on the reasoned deployment of AI in respect of societal issues.
Immersive Experiences in Leading Companies
To enhance their training, participants will benefit from privileged access to pioneering companies in the use of AI. The agenda includes site visits, expert discussions, and case studies to observe the operational implementation of these groundbreaking technologies.

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A Springboard for Professional Networks
This high-level training will also provide an opportunity to build privileged connections with other decision-makers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and investors from Montreal's vibrant AI ecosystem. A decisive asset for developing a valuable network in this strategic industry.
A Unique Experience at the Heart of an Innovative City
There is no doubt that this intensive immersion in Montreal's world-leading AI ecosystem will be a tailored, formative, and unforgettable experience. Participants will be able to combine the acquisition of cutting-edge skills with the discovery of a dynamic, creative, and resolutely innovation-driven city.
This is a unique opportunity not to be missed for ambitious professionals seeking to position themselves as visionary leaders of the digital transformation. Registrations are already open on the Skema Canada website.

For more information: Romane Constantin - Communications and PR Coordinator - romane.constantin@winkstrategies.com  438-448-9153

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