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Hi there,
The entire team at Amii wishes you and yours a wonderful holiday season! Our team is looking forward to taking some time off to connect with friends and family, even if it looks a lot different this year.
As we start to reflect on the past year, I am continually impressed by how our team and our clients embraced challenges and found new ways to move their AI adoption journey forward.
This is our last newsletter of the year, and I’m thrilled to share four exciting updates since we last connected:
We’re also hiring! Scroll to the bottom to see our open positions. We’re planning on posting more roles in the coming weeks, stay tuned.
See you over video chat soon,
Cam
Industry & Community Updates:
Research Updates:
Training Updates:
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December 17: Virtual AI Meetup
Gather with the brightest minds in the AI community from Edmonton and beyond at Amii’s Virtual AI Meetup! Learn about the latest tools and techniques in machine learning, and explore topics that researchers and industry professionals are thinking about or working on. December features Rajiur Rahman & Craig McKeown from the City of Edmonton and Payam Mousavi from MDA.
See a full list of Amii and partner events on our Events page.
Jan 19th 2021
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As part of the January 2021 AICan, Amii is pleased to welcome 15 new Canada CIFAR AI Chairs into our research community.
Jan 15th 2021
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Check out This Month at Amii, our monthly update on Alberta’s growing machine intelligence ecosystem and opportunities to get involved!
Jan 14th 2021
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On Jan 8, 2021, Simon Fraser University Assistant Professor Mo Chen presented "Optimal Control and Machine Learning in Robotics".
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