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Internet Day 2018 “Young people vs. robots—straight out of a fairy tale?” will be held on 29 March
Do you know where the Internet is going? We don’t, but our goal is to move closer to that knowledge!
These and other intriguing topics will be discussed by Henrik Roonemaa, Kaidi Ruusalepp, Linnar Viik, Tanet Tammet, Karmen Turk, Joona Saluveer, Marten Kaevats, Evelin Pärn-Lee, Birgy Lorenz, Kätlin Kostabel, Maarja Punak and Jasper Rebane.
The working language of the Internet Day 2018 is Estonian. The event is free for participants. More information http://päev.internet.ee/2018

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