Lectures on Tap – a new speaker series where experts break down niche topics in an unconventional setting.

​First up: Linas Nasvytis

​PhD student at Stanford, researching how humans and AI systems learn, reason, and solve problems. He’s studied at Oxford, Harvard, and Columbia, and worked with Nobel Prize winner Paul Romer.

​During this session, you’ll learn:

​🟣 How humans think and reason

​🟣 Whether AI can reason like us

​🟣 What it means to “think” in 1s and 0s

​🟣 Where human vs machine thinking overlaps (and where it doesn’t)

​📅 August 28, 6:00 p.m.

​📍 Halės Turgus (Pylimo g. 58, Vilnius)

​This event is open to everyone.

​Bring your friends, colleagues, or family members. Come learn, nerd out, and stick around for some networking afterwards.

​See you soon 😎

​Brought to you by: SEB

​Organized by: FIRSTPICK and Unicorns Lithuania

​Event Partner: Young’s Club

​Disclaimer: The event may be photographed and filmed by the organizers and their partners. By registering for the event, you agree to the use of these materials for marketing purposes.