CAMeLS-Group: eleventh session in Copenhagen Advanced Machine Learning Study Group
For people comfortable with research papers: the group reads Yann LeCun's "A Path Towards Autonomous Machine Intelligence", up to section 4.3 (p. 24) beforehand.
WEEK 46 · 9–15 NOVEMBER
Claude for Science and a packed Thursday
Thursday is the busy one: five of this week's seven events fall on 12 Nov. If you keep only one evening free, make it Claude for Science. Four researchers show how they used Claude, including what didn't work. Seats are limited to about 50 and need approval, so apply early.
In the news, read the Seattle story on Corti and EIFO's stake in TEKEVER as it opens a base in Odense.
THIS WEEK'S EVENTS
AI Roundtable - Open Edition/25
Just eight seats and a relaxed conversation about what AI does well and where people fit in, not a class or a pitch.
Data & AI breakfast
Made for data teams: Emilio Biz (OOONO) and Carl Johan Rising (Veo) talk about what they're shipping and where they're stuck, then Q&A and networking.
Copenhagen | Claude for Science
Four STEM researchers from academia and industry walk through real case studies in Auditorium A at the Niels Bohr Institute.
CPH Vibe Coders #6 - Claude Design for LinkedIn
Hands-on, with mentor support and feedback on your own design. Bring a laptop, charger and a Claude Pro subscription.
AI & the Human in the Loop
No technical background needed: a talk from TCO on treating AI as a "critical colleague", then facilitated conversations on keeping human judgement central.
AI NEWS FROM DENMARK AND THE NORDICS
Internal report raised concerns about AI use on Seattle 911 calls, went ignored
Seattle's fire department plans to use Corti's AI to review 911 calls, though equity concerns in an internal report were never addressed. Danish health AI gets scrutinised abroad too.
Denmark's EIFO joins TEKEVER's $580M Series D as company expands into Odense
EIFO is investing in TEKEVER's $580 million Series D as the AI-centric defence systems maker opens its first Nordic operational base in Odense.
Danish watchdog rejects web notice for AI trained on 3,000 student aid files
Datatilsynet lets the agency train an AI tool on about 3,000 past files, but says a website notice isn't enough. Worth knowing if you train on personal data.
NEW AI JOBS
Lead Engineer- Data
Lead-level data engineering on Snowflake, dbt and Airflow, for an experienced engineer who knows modern warehouse tooling.
Product Owner (Commercial Data Products)
Senior product role on data products, mixing pipelines and data modelling with a lot of stakeholder work.
Senior Data & AI Platform Engineer
Senior platform engineering in Python, SQL, Spark and Databricks.
Python Engineer - Agentic AI
Mid-level Python role building AI agents with LLMs and Docker, a good step into agentic work.
Product Leader
Lead product role in Horsens, shaping AI strategy and use cases with LLMs in the mix.
AI-udvikler til validering og klinisk implementering af AI-systemer inden for radiologi
University role in Aarhus validating deep learning and computer vision systems for clinical radiology. Linux needed.
All open AI roles in Denmark →
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THE JOB MARKET IN NUMBERS
85
new AI roles last week
−92 on the week before
405
AI roles open in Denmark now
Linux
fastest-rising skill, 30 days
in 5.9% of new ads, up from 2.4%
5.9%
of all new Danish job ads mention AI
last 7 days, 6,300 ads counted
New ads in the job market fell to 85 last week from 177. AI agents is cooling, down 6.7 points to 20.7%, while Linux and computer vision rise. Only 11.6% of roles outside PhD, postdoc and faculty posts are entry-level. The industry pay median is 66996 DKK a month.
STARTUP OF THE WEEK
Leapwork
Leapwork builds a visual, AI-assisted test automation platform for enterprise software teams. Founded in 2015, it has about 265 people, so it's worth a look if you work on testing at scale.
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— Dmitrii