As one of Canada’s preeminent centres of artificial intelligence, we thrive in our unique role bridging world-leading research and industry. Join us as we cultivate scientific excellence, develop talent and coach businesses on AI adoption
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Research Leadership
We are a global leader in machine intelligence, the intersection of machine learning and AI. From staff scientists to academic researchers, we develop theoretical foundations and create leading-edge applications for state-of-the-art technologies.
Amii and the University of Alberta are hiring 21 tenure-track positions across multiple disciplines, all united by a common goal: to explore and expand the limitless potential of AI/ML.
Take your curiosity in AI and transform it into competitive advantages with opportunities to implement strategies in your business and foster professional development.
Partner with us to accelerate your AI adoption, build internal capacity, and secure a competitive advantage.
Take a leading role in your organization with technical and management education built on the foundations of our academic excellence.
Dive into real-world examples of how working with us moved AI adoption forward for our partners.
Training
Oct 30th 2023
Business Training
Apr 3rd 2023
Business
Feb 6th 2023
Who is amii
Amii (Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute) was established in 2002. Our founding members saw the potential for AI to drive our economy, bring bright minds to our city, and become a top global research centre - punching well above our weight. We have the pleasure of delivering on this vision daily.
Nov 6th 2024
News
Amii founding member Jonathan Schaeffer has spent 40 years making huge impacts in game theory and AI. Now he’s retiring from academia and sharing some of the insights he’s gained over his impressive career.
Oct 29th 2024
News
In the latest episode of Approximately Correct, reinforcement learning legend Rich Sutton (Amii Fellow, Canada CIFAR AI Chair & Chief Scientific Advisor) talks about what he thinks is holding AI research back.
Oct 23rd 2024
News
On Sept. 13, Cory Efird — an MSc. student in the Computing Science Department at the University of Alberta — presented “Contrastive Decoding for Concepts in the Brain" at the AI Seminar.
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