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🔒 Bielik Summit ’25: The rising ambitions of the Polish LLM
InPost as the patron of Bielik, the launch of Bielik 3.0, and a packed room of people eager to discuss real AI implementations and challenges. The Polish model demonstrates that Europe’s AI…
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dr Ewa Chamczyk
dr Inez Okulska
Kamil Świdziński
Seweryn Jakubiec
Joanna Kostecka
dr hab. Anita Ciesielska
Paulina Dalka-Kubaczyk
Adam Jędrusyna
Sebastian Kawecki
Zuzanna Czernicka
Katarzyna Jachymek
Joanna Neumann
Jeremiasz Krok
Marcin Pezowicz
Jagoda Miszewska
Ola Piwowarczyk
Adrian Kilar
Agnieszka Dahlke
Aleksandra Tomaszewska
Barbara Klaudel
Bartłomiej Balcerzak
Borys Jastrzębski
Darek Kłeczek
Dariusz Szawurski-Radetz
Dominika Bucholc
dr Adam Gonczarek
dr Daniel Ura
dr Dota Szymborska
dr Gabriela Bar
dr inz. Agnieszka Mikołajczyk-Bareła
dr inż. Marek Kozłowski
dr Marta M. Kania
dr Michał Nowakowski
Ewa Domagalska
Kamil Porembiński
Karol Stryja
Konrad Sowa
Magdalena Michalska-Niewiadomska
Magda Żuk
Martyna Schläpfer
Michal Dulemba
dr hab. inż. Michał Karpowicz
Michał Sadowski
Mikolaj Kowalczyk
Norbert Ryciak
Pamela Krzypkowska
Paulina Tomaszewska
dr Paweł Gora
Piotr Konieczny
Piotr Penar
prof. Przemysław Biecek
Przemysław Jóźwiakowski
Robert Firmhofer
Sabina Sujecka
Sebastian Kondracki
Zofia Dzik
Zuza Kwiatkowska
CampusAI
prof. dr hab. Dariusz Jemielniak
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Karolina Ceroń
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