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AI in tweets – February 2020
Nedjma Ousidhoum
04 Mar 2020
Here are a selection of tweets we have collected from February 2020....
First analysis of the EU whitepaper on AI
ALLAI
28 Feb 2020
Image courtesy of ALLAI.
By Virginia Dignum, Catelijne Muller and Andreas Theodorou
This week, Europe took a clear stance on AI; foster the uptake of AI technologies, underpinned by what it call...
Interview with Vidal Alcázar – #AAAI20 award winner
Vidal Alcázar
25 Feb 2020
Vidal Alcázar, Pat Riddle and Mike Barley receiving their honorable mention award at AAAI-20, New York. Photo credit: AAAI.
Vidal Alcázar, Pat Riddle and Mike Barley received an honourable me...
coffee corner
AIhub coffee corner: AI as an inventor
AIhub
14 Feb 2020
The AIhub coffee corner captures the musings of AI experts over a 30-minute conversation. This edition focusses on AI as an inventor. This discussion was prompted by news that an artificial intelligen...
AI in tweets – January 2020
Nedjma Ousidhoum
31 Jan 2020
Happy new year 2020! Below are the tweets about AI we have collected this month....
AI Policy Matters – US national AI strategy
Larry Medsker and AI Matters
30 Jan 2020
By Larry Medsker
AI Policy Matters is a regular column in AI Matters featuring summaries and commentary based on postings that appear twice a month in the AI Matters blog....
AI is transforming medicine – but it can only work with proper sharing of data
The Conversation
23 Jan 2020
Anonymised data is crucial for AI to work. alphaspirit/Shutterstock
By Ara Darzi, Imperial College London
It is not often that one witnesses a transformational advance in medicine. But the appli...
Computing Up – Michael Carbin computes the winning ticket and more
Computing Up
22 Jan 2020
Michael Carbin, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT, joins Michael Littman and Dave Ackley to discuss neural net lottery tickets, computing with uncertainty and m...
AI in tweets – November and December 2019
Nedjma Ousidhoum
10 Jan 2020
We have collected some of the most interesting tweets about AI from the past couple of months....
#NeurIPS – tackling climate change with machine learning
Lucy Smith
08 Jan 2020
Climate change was one of the many topics covered at NeurIPS 2019 (the Thirty-third Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems), with a day-long workshop dedicated to the theme. The se...
AI Policy Matters – facial recognition, deepfakes, AI regulation and policy
Larry Medsker and AI Matters
21 Nov 2019
AI Policy Matters is a regular column in AI Matters featuring summaries and commentary based on postings that appear twice a month in the AI Matters blog....
Computing Up – Living computation and society
Computing Up
21 Nov 2019
Michael Littman and Dave Ackley revisit the meaning of life (the subject of the second Computing Up conversation) in the context of politics and society and human destiny....
Last month in tweets – September 2019
Nedjma Ousidhoum
03 Oct 2019
Every month, we gather some of the most interesting tweets capturing latest results, debates, and events....
Computing Up – Theories of theories of everything
Computing Up
03 Oct 2019
Inspired by a WIRED profile of Karl Friston, Michael Littman and Dave Ackley talk about theories of everything, and theories thereof....
Tackling climate change with AI
The Royal Society
11 Aug 2019
By Jessica Montgomery, Senior Policy Adviser
As concerns about the impact of climate change (PDF) grow, so too is the debate about the environmental impact of artificial intelligence (AI) technolog...
From bench to bedside: AI for health and care
The Royal Society
13 Jul 2019
By Jessica Montgomery, Senior Policy Adviser
Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies over the last five years have generated great excitement, especially in the areas of health and ca...
AI Profiles: Interview with Leslie Kaelbling
AI Matters
29 Jun 2019
By Marion Neumann
Welcome to the eighth interview profiling a senior AI researcher. This time we will hear from Leslie Kaelbling, Panasonic Professor of Computer Science and Engineering in the Depar...
Springing into conferences (at the AAAI spring symposium)
Laura Gemmell
01 Jun 2019
In March of this year I was lucky to travel to my first academic conference (thanks very much to EPSRC Rise and AAAI). Feeling a little bit nervous, extremely jet-lagged, and completely in awe of Stan...
AI Profiles: An Interview with Thomas Dietterich
AI Matters
22 Apr 2019
By Marion Neumann
Welcome to the eighth interview in our series profiling senior AI researchers. This month we are especially happy to interview our SIGAI advisory board member, Thomas Dietterich, Di...
Robust human organizations: Lessons for artificial intelligence research and application
Thomas G. Dietterich
11 Apr 2019
In the 1980s and 1990s, several researchers (most notably Todd LaPorte, Gene Rochlin, and Karlene Roberts) undertook the study of human organizations that operate high-risk systems while achieving ver...
