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The second day of AI Week features the academic symposium, keynotes by world-leading AI researchers and exciting community events. Here's what is happening on May 25.
Take a look at some of the exciting events going on.
If you're already registered for AI Week, be sure to use the AI Week app for the most up-to-date information on what's happening this week.
Opening Academic Keynote - Alona Fyshe, What can AI tell us about the brain, and what can the brain tell us about AI?
In-person and virtual
Amii Fellow & Canada CIFAR AI Chair Alona Fyshe opens the academic symposium by discussing how insights into the human mind can be used to build better AI. She discusses her research into using brain imaging to study how people process information, applying that to neural networks, and what it means for both the future of neuroscience and AI.
Academic Symposium (Invite Only)
In-person
A full-day symposium that features the work that is at the forefront of advancing AI and machine learning. Learn about world-leading research through panels, presentations and discussions organized by the world's top AI minds.
Coffee Catchup: Meet our Product Teams
In-person
Have a coffee on us while connecting with global AI leaders in an informal networking event. Wednesday's special guest is Stephanie Enders, VP Product at Amii.
AI & Gov Panel
In-person and virtual
Discover how governments can use the potential of artificial intelligence to be more effective and improve service delivery. This panel includes Nate Glubish, Minister of Service Alberta, Kyle Johnson of Neurosoph and Amii COO Kirk Rockwell.
Lunchbox Short: Advancing AI in Industry
In-person and virtual
Join us for the lunch hour for a discussion on practical advice for getting involved in AI. Discover how AI can transform industry in this informal event with some of the brightest minds in artificial intelligence.
Closing Academic Keynote: Richard S. Sutton, The Road to Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).
In-person and virtual
Join Richard S. Sutton, world leader in reinforcement learning, closes out the symposium with his take on the future of AI research and Alberta's place within it.
Community Event: AI-Powered Digital Transformation
In-person and virtual
Learn about the current trends in AI and the direction that research is moving, as well as the challenges in practical deployment of the technology. Organized by Dell Technologies. (Zoom is required for this session)
Community Event: ML/AI Opportunities in Construction
Virtual
Discover the exciting opportunities offered by machine learning and data analytics in the construction industry. Head about leading-edge processes and models that could transform the industry. Hosted by PataBid and Pontem Innovations.
Beers with Peers
In-person
Unwind after a packed day by enjoying a drink and a chat with the AI community. The Amii Startups team hosts an event with special guests and the chance to connect with other people in the AI community.
Can't make it to AI Week in person? You can still join many of the events virtually.
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Amii is pleased to partner with Medtronic, Rehabtronics and a consortium of healthcare innovation experts to launch PressureSmart, a $22M project that aims to leverage AI-powered depth-sensing cameras to transform the prevention and management of pressure injuries in Canadian healthcare settings.
Sep 11th 2024
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Learn more about the research and work of Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair Matt Guzdial and his work on artificial intelligence and investigates how artificial intelligence can support human creativity.
Sep 5th 2024
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Martha White — an Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair — has been admitted to the College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists by the Royal Society of Canada for her research accomplishments in artificial intelligence.
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