Data Science Seminar "Agentic AI: who does what?"

How to organise work with artificial colleagues?

The Data Science Seminar "Agentic AI: who does what?" takes place 27 May from 16:15 at the Delta study building auditorium 1037.

With the adoption of agentic AI, the focus shifts from individual tools to systems in which humans and AI agents work, make decisions, and act together. This raises a central question: who does what? Which tasks remain in human hands, which can be delegated to AI, and how should work be distributed across different agents and teams?

This seminar focuses on how organisations can solve these questions in practice. It explores how processes are being redesigned, who leads the adoption of new solutions, how responsibility is divided, and what kind of coordination is required when humans and AI agents work together.

Schedule:

15:45 Gathering and welcome coffee

Session I

16:15 Introduction by Professor of Artificial Intelligence at the University of Tartu Institute of Computer Science and Head of the Estonian Centre of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence Meelis Kull

16:30 Kristjan Korjus, Co-Founder and Chief Scientist at Pactum AI, “Not Everyone Should Be a Builder at Your Company”

16:55 Siim Vene, Lecturer and Programme Director for IT Systems Administration at TalTech, “Agent-Enhanced Platform Engineering: Trust Frameworks and Patterns for Observability and Incident Response”

17:20 Marilin Moor, Junior Research Fellow in Data Science at the University of Tartu Institute of Computer Science, “How Hard Can It Be? Our Attempt to Build an Agentic System for Microscopy Image Workflows”

17:45–18:15 Networking break

Session II

18:15 Stenver Jerkku, CEO of Soldera, “How to succeed in the age of AI”

18:40 Armando Da Silva Vieira, Lecturer of Applied AI at the University of Tartu Institute of Computer Science, “From Prediction to Discovery: Agentic AI in Science”

19.05 Panel discussion

19:30 Networking continues

The academic organiser of this event is Professor of Artificial Intelligence at the University of Tartu Institute of Computer Science and Head of the Estonian Centre of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence Meelis Kull.

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