Sponsorship
This year's event is sponsored by G-Research. Thank you!
Venue
Nagymaros, Hungary
Mihály utca
Our home for the week is a nice house in Nagymaros, close to the train station with lovely views over the river and surrounding hills. The house has communal areas, a kitchen, and rooms with 2-4 beds in each.
Speakers and Mentors
full list of speakers TBD
Ferenc Huszár
Professor of Machine Learning, Cambridge
I studied Computer Engineering at BME (Budapest) and got into machine learning after joining a computational neuroscience research group. After PhD in Probabilistic Machine Learning at Cambridge, I worked in tech startups and companies for 10 years. I joined Cambridge as an Associate Professor in 2020, where I built a research group on the theory of deep learning. I've been running AI retreats since 2022, I coach the Hungarian team for the AI olympiads, and I am a member of the Scientific Committee for IOAI.
Bea Benkő
Doctoral Researcher in Machine Learning, ELTE, SZTAKI
I have been studying Mathematics and Computer Science at ELTE (Budapest), and I am currently a final-year PhD student working on continual learning, representation learning, out-of-distribution detection, machine unlearning. After working for over two years as a software developer during my undergraduate studies, I joined the AI research group first at the Rényi Institute for Mathematics, and later at the HUN-REN Institute for Computer Science and Control (SZTAKI).
Attila Sulyok
Doctoral Researcher in Machine Learning, PPTE
I'm András Attila Sulyok, a Ph.D. student at PPKE ITK. I did my Master's and Bachelor's in Computer Engineering here too. My research focuses on reinforcement learning and generative modeling. I've done my fair share of coding and implementing experiments, and I'm pretty good at visualizing results. I've also become more skilled at debugging than I ever thought I'd need to be. I enjoy explaining concepts and working with geniuses (or is it genii?), though I'm still improving at both. This year's knot theory topic interests me – I sail as a hobby, so I've tied my share of knots.
Participants
Full list of participants TBA
Benedek Labancz
12th grade student. Former AI Olympiad medallist, aspiring to study Computer Science. Self-taught coding enthusiast. Especially interested in the intersection of computing and cognition.
Balázs Szilágyi
A competitive programmer starting 11th grade at Veres Péter Gimnázium. Interested in optimisation problems, game theory and AI. Former Huawei Online ICPC Challenge prize winner, CEOI and I(OAI|AIO) medalist.
Gergő Lehotai
I'm an 11th grader passionate about STEM, with a focus on competitive programming, physics, math, and AI. Last year, I competed in the first edition of IOAI, where our team earned a silver medal.
Vince Ungár
I’m a 10th grader at Veres Péter Gimnázium, with my focus being on competitive programming. My main interests are AI, Mathematics and any problem-solving based task in general. IOAI and IAIO medalist.
Dóra Horváth
Started 11th grade in Győr this year. Interested in competitive programming and maths. EGOI bronze medalist in 2024.
István Ádám Molnár
I like trains; so hopefully, in this camp, stuff will be trained. At Olympiads I usually talk to Slovaks about linguistics. I'm really pedantic. Did you notice some of these descriptions are written in the first person while others in the third? The differing apostrophes? I did.
Miranda Christ
Started grade 12 at Fazekas High School. Has been working on ML, and specifically transformers, for quite some time as research assistant, youngest participant at EEML summer school, IOAI and IAIO silver medalist, competitive dancer.
Pál Czanik
12th grader at Fazekas High School in Budapest. IOI and IMO silver medallist. Into music as well.
Gallery
"At the very worst, we will have a nice holiday"
