Poland hosts upcoming AI lectures and technology conferences

Poland is hosting several upcoming events focused on the practical and philosophical implications of artificial intelligence.

The Poznań University of Life Sciences has announced a lecture series for the 2026/2027 winter semester titled ‘Artificial Intelligence – New Horizons in Science’. The series will explore AI applications in natural sciences and academia, including the use of machine learning models to assess the distinctness of crop varieties, AI's role in academic teaching, and the integration of human expertise with AI for future forest management and climate change adaptation.

In Warsaw, the 10th edition of the Masters & Robots conference will take place on October 20-21 at Multikino Złote Tarasy. The event, themed ‘Turbulence ahead. Buckle up!’, will address challenges related to AI, digital transformation, and business development during periods of global uncertainty. The speaker lineup includes philosopher Nick Bostrom, trend researcher Natalia Hatalska, and Johan Norberg.