Caucasus Students Gather in Georgia for AI Mathematics School
A regional summer school in Batumi and Kutaisi is teaching students from Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia the mathematical foundations behind modern AI systems.
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A regional summer school in Batumi and Kutaisi is teaching students from Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia the mathematical foundations behind modern AI systems.
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