Writers from past centuries talk to students

How to code a drone offers high school students an exciting opportunity to explore the world of drone programming through an engaging lecture. Focused on students interested in coding, electronics, and robotics, the session provides an introduction to the fundamentals of coding drones and how electronics power their autonomous flight. During the lecture, participants will learn the basics of drone technology, including flight mechanics and the coding languages used to program drone movements. The event will feature a hands-on demonstration showcasing how to write code that controls drone behavior.

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The lectures on artificial intelligence will be held by Aleksandar Petrovic from Singidunum University, Belgrade. 

The field of artificial intelligence experienced its first major commercial development with the ChatGPT conversational agent. After such great advances, as always, the "we are all experts at it" syndrome followed, and in the sea of blogs, news and comments, the true picture of artificial intelligence is difficult to find. The lecture "Artificial intelligence is not what you think" aims to demystify concepts such as machine and deep learning, as well as what is general artificial intelligence, i.e. AGI. After listening to the lecture, the attendees will be able to decide which of the numerous subfields of artificial intelligence they want to pay attention to and develop further in that direction.