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DESCRIPTION:The talk will explore how this paradigm can enable AI systems t
 hat not only learn from data\, but also understand context\, reason about 
 consequences\, explain their decisions\, detect contradictions\, resist ad
 versarial manipulation\, and operate within explicit safety and ethical co
 nstraints. Drawing on examples from trustworthy AI\, cybersecurity\, auton
 omous systems\, IoT\, and cyber-physical systems\, the lecture will examin
 e both transformative opportunities and grand challenges. Ultimately\, it 
 will advance a vision of AI that is not merely powerful\, but verifiably t
 rustworthy—intelligent systems designed to earn\, sustain\, and deserve 
 human trust.\n\nCo-sponsored by: Sean Bin Yang\n\nSpeaker(s): Herbert\, \n
 \nBldg: Building B\, 3rd Floor\, CMI Meeting Room\, Frederikskaj 12\, 2450
 \,  Copenhagen\, Kobenhavns Amt\, Denmark\, Virtual: https://events.vtools
 .ieee.org/m/570599
LOCATION:Bldg: Building B\, 3rd Floor\, CMI Meeting Room\, Frederikskaj 12\
 , 2450\,  Copenhagen\, Kobenhavns Amt\, Denmark\, Virtual: https://events.
 vtools.ieee.org/m/570599
ORGANIZER:edu@es.aau.dk
SEQUENCE:21
SUMMARY:Enabling Trustworthy Systems through Neuro-symbolic AI
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/570599
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The talk will explore how this paradigm ca
 n enable AI systems that not only learn from data\, but also understand co
 ntext\, reason about consequences\, explain their decisions\, detect contr
 adictions\, resist adversarial manipulation\, and operate within explicit 
 safety and ethical constraints. Drawing on examples from trustworthy AI\, 
 cybersecurity\, autonomous systems\, IoT\, and cyber-physical systems\, th
 e lecture will examine both transformative opportunities and grand challen
 ges. Ultimately\, it will advance a vision of AI that is not merely powerf
 ul\, but verifiably trustworthy&mdash\;intelligent systems designed to ear
 n\, sustain\, and deserve human trust.</p>
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