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18 Nov

Is Artificial Intelligence really objective?

ENDOR Universitat Digital

In-person event
20 Nov

Will LLMs kill the online travel agency business model?

ENDOR Universitat Digital

In-person event

Upcoming featured events

18 Nov

Conference

Is Artificial Intelligence really objective? What research reveals about gender, entrepreneurship and algorithms.

Ms Zaira Vicente Adame, researcher and specialist in AI, algorithmic ethics and female entrepreneurship.

Brief description:
An informative, interactive talk combining research findings, data from the GEM (Global Entrepreneurship Monitor) report and live demonstrations with artificial intelligence tools. Through audience questions (Mentimeter), initial perceptions will be compared with scientific evidence on algorithmic bias, female entrepreneurship and decision-making.
Objective:
To understand what algorithmic biases are and analyse their impact on female entrepreneurship, comparing perceptions with scientific evidence and promoting critical and responsible use of artificial intelligence.
20 Nov

Conference

«Will LLMs kill the online travel agency business model?»

Dr Toni Raurich-Marcet, Director of the School of Economics and Business at ENDOR University.

Brief description:
Since the emergence of ChatGPT, artificial intelligence has begun to profoundly transform many economic sectors, including tourism. Online travel agencies (OTAs) are often singled out as a business model that could be displaced by new AI tools. This session will present the findings of research into the real impact of artificial intelligence on the travel industry and analyse whether these predictions reflect an imminent transformation of the sector or are part of the usual hype cycle that accompanies new technologies.
Objectives:
To disseminate the results of research carried out in Andorra on the impact of artificial intelligence on the transformation of the tourism sector, and to explore whether the analytical tool developed in this research can be transferred and applied to other economic sectors.