News
A course taught by Amii Fellow and Associate Professor at the University of Alberta Matthew E. Taylor will soon be made available to anyone with an internet connection.
The course, Interactive Machine Learning, starts on September 1 and is free to audit. Taking place every Tuesday and Thursday from September 1 to December 3, the course will teach students about interactive machine learning (which involves a learning AI and one or more humans), as well as the background and tools needed to conduct research in this emerging area.
The course will be recorded and made available to audit by all those interested. Students taking the course for credit will participate in regular synchronous class meetings.
From the course overview:
How do you want to interact with AI systems? We don’t know what tomorrow’s AI systems will be capable of, but we do know that learning will be a critical component. Unlike traditional machine learning, interactive machine learning involves a learning AI and one or more humans. This can range from using humans to label data to human-in-the-loop to human-AI teaming.
Sep 27th 2023
News
A new report by Deloitte Canada on Canada’s national AI ecosystem finds that Canada tops world rankings in talent concentration, with patent growth and per-capita VC investments among the world’s highest.
Sep 25th 2023
News
Amii's Chief Scientific Advisor announces partnership with John Carmack to bring greater focus and urgency to the creation of artificial general intelligence (AGI).
Sep 21st 2023
News
On August 18, Kristen Yu —a PhD Candidate at the University of Alberta — presented “Adventures of AI Directors Early in the Development of Nightingale" at the AI Seminar.
Looking to build AI capacity? Need a speaker at your event?