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Prof Chunhua Shen in Top 5 Researchers for Engineering and Computer Sciences
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Congratulations to Professor Chunhua Shen for being listed in the top 5 researchers for Engineering and Computer Sciences as part of The Australian's Lifetime Achievers Leaderboard!
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AI technology creates new maps to predict high value copper and other mineral deposits
Award winning research with deep neural network AI analysis has lead to new interpretive maps revealing undiscovered mineral deposits deep underground in remote South Australia. Find out how AIML's DeepSightX team is changing the way mineral deposits are found.
Making Machines that can Generalise with Dr Rafa Felix Alves
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Dr Rafa Felix Alves, a post-doctoral researcher at AIML, introduces the idea of "zero-shot learning" - a machine learning technique that allows computers to identify novel concepts that it has never seen.
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Building Confidence in Cancer Diagnosis
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Early diagnosis is the first step in successful cancer treatment and medical imaging has become intrinsic to the diagnostic process. Professor Gustavo Carneiro’s research team has been using AI to boost diagnostic screening for potentially deadly bowel and rectal cancer.
AI at work: Join us in tackling the work, health and safety ethics of artificial intelligence
While we are all pivoting, innovating and e-volving during Covid19, perhaps you have noticed some of the news stories highlighting how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can trip up some businesses and government bodies, and worried about how you can keep up with the innovation game without similarly falling over.