CAIRE Project General Assembly

CAIRO
July 3
Lyon Campus - CESI
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Are you interested in training courses on artificial intelligence? Come and discover the CAIRE project!

The artificial intelligence training project invites you to its second general meeting, which will be held at the CESI campus in Lyon on Thursday, July 3, 2025.

On the agenda:

  • 9 :30 a.m.: Welcome
  • 10 a.m.: Start of the general meeting – review of the CAIRE project
  • 11:15 a.m.: The AI Alliance, AI in higher education, with Lucie Jacquet-Malo, Project Manager for Sovereign Generative AI for Higher Education and Research Institutions, AMUE, Ministry
  • 12:30 p.m.: End of the general meeting - Cocktail reception 

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The general meeting is open to everyone, but registration is mandatory. It is possible to attend the general meeting via video conference by selecting the option on the registration form.

About

The CAIRE project aims to provide widespread training for citizens in the use of artificial intelligence, in a responsible, inclusive, and sustainable manner. Led by Arts et Métiers bringing together CESI, Cnam, the University of Burgundy Europe, and Paris School of Business, it is the winner of France 2030's call for expressions of interest in "Skills and jobs of the future."

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