Scott Lilwall

Do large language models like ChatGPT truly understand us? Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair Alona Fyshe explores this question, and how brain imaging might provide an answer, in her recent TED Talk.

On March 3rd, Yan Wang— Master's student at the University of Alberta — presented “Effective Real-time Reinforcement Learning for Vision-Based Robotic Tasks" at the AI Seminar.

On Feb. 17, Ehsan Imani— PhD student at the University of Alberta — presented “Representation Alignment in Neural Networks" at the AI Seminar.

Learn how Amii made history as the first Official AI Partner at the JUNO Awards and how AI is being used in sound, music and creativity

On Feb. 3, Wayne Malkin— chief designer and architect for Drivewyze — presented “Reaching Scale: Challenges, Solutions, and Opportunities" at the AI Seminar.

Amii's $30 million investment into new AI research positions at the U of A and more of the latest news from the world of AI

Learn how the Indigenous communications company is exploring AI to reduce the hidden harm that comes with moderating racist comments online.

New positions will focus on interdisciplinary research, exploring how artificial intelligence can push the boundaries of research into fields including health, energy, physics and Indigenous leadership.

New positions will focus on interdisciplinary research, exploring how artificial intelligence can push the boundaries of research into fields including health, energy, physics and Indigenous leadership.

Alberta has seen significant success in unlocking the economic potential of artificial intelligence. And the pace of commercialization is increasing rapidly, Amii's VP, Product tells Taproot's Bloom podcast

On Dec. 9, Linglong Kong, Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair, presented " Conformalized Fairness via Quantile Regression" at the AI Seminar.

On Dec. 2, Scott Greig, from Willowglen Systems, presented "Why Do Machine Learning Projects Fail?" at the AI Seminar.

Learn how artificial intelligence is making flight training more efficient, which could help address the severe commercial pilot shortage stalling airlines.

On Nov. 25, Matthew Schlegel, a Ph. D. student at the Unversity of Alberta – presented "Investigating Action Encodings in Recurrent Neural Networks in Reinforcement Learning" at the AI Seminar.

This month, we announce a partnership with New Harvest on cellular agriculture and look back at 2022.

On Sept. 9, Bo Dai — a researcher with Google's Brain Team — presented "Representation-based Reinforcement Learning" at the AI Seminar.

Amii researchers present their work in the fields of reinforcement learning, natural language processing, data optimization and more at the 2022 Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems.

On Sept. 2, Robert Paproski — CTO of Nanostics — presented "Lessons Learned Developing Predictive Models for Healthcare" at the AI Seminar.

On August 26, Puyuan Liu — an MSc student from the University of Alberta — presented "Non-Autoregressive Unsupervised Summarization with Length-Control Algorithms" at the AI Seminar.

On August 19, Alex Murphy — a Ph.D. student from the University of Birmingham — presented "Brain + NLP > NLP? Towards the incorporation of human brain data into Natural Language Processing" at the AI Seminar.

Amii welcomes Linglong Kong as one of the newest Canada CIFAR AI Chairs. Learn more about the impact his research is having on the world of AI.

On August 12, Sriram Ganapathi Subramanian, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Vector Institute, presented "Decentralized Mean Field Games" at the AI Seminar.

On Aug 5, Kim Solez – Professor of Pathology in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at the University of Alberta – presented "How AI can improve human cooperation through suggesting followup action in modelled newscasts" at the AI Seminar.

This month, we look forward to TechAid, connecting the tech community and supporting some great local causes.