#artificial intelligence

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AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton says AI is a new form of intelligence unlike our own. Have we been getting it wrong this whole time?

Dubbed the ‘godfather of AI’, Hinton’s early work helped pioneer many of the methods underlying the AI systems we see today.

Artificial intelligence wheelchair puts users in control 

A new world-first autonomous wheelchair is set to give greater control to people who can’t use traditional joysticks.

Sam Rogers, a young male, wearing a suit at the AAAI conference

Oh, the places you’ll go (with CSIRO)!

Samson Rogers invented a robot that sorts e-waste, won awards and presented at international conferences. But the real kicker? He’s still at high school.

Cecile Paris is interested in studying collaborative intellgence.

From cancer survivor to collaborative intelligence driver: Meet Cécile Paris

A brush with cancer fuelled Cécile Paris's determination to unpack collaborative intelligence and improve how we communicate.

Tech making our food supply chains smarter

Sensors, digital twins and the Internet of Things: the supply chains that get food to our tables are becoming smarter, faster and greener.

A picture of success: how artificial intelligence is advancing medical imaging

At the Australian e-Health Research Centre, we’re using artificial intelligence to help health professionals diagnose, monitor and treat disease.

Farina in her lab, surrounded by quantum equipment.

Pathways to quantum careers

Building a career in quantum isn't without its challenges. Here's how these three women found a way.

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Everyday AI: How artificial intelligence is shaping sport

From assisting umpires with line calls to making sport more accessible for vision-impaired audiences, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a mainstay in the way we play, watch and manage sport.

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Everyday AI: How artificial intelligence is helping conservation

From identifying birds in the bush to helping locate destructive crown-of-thorns starfish in the Great Barrier Reef, find out how AI is being used in conservation.

Can chatbots improve our health and wellbeing?

Chatbots are useful, informative and fun to interact with. At the Australian e-Health Research Centre, we’re using them to reimagine healthcare.

From art to artificial intelligence with our vacation program

Our vacation program attracts the best and brightest university students from around Australia. Hear from Jenna about her experience in the program.

An abstract AI-generated artwork representing artificial intelligence and the impact it is having on creative industries, health, conservation, sports and space.

Your artificial intelligence (AI) questions, answered

How does AI work? Will it take my job? Should I be afraid of it? Conversations about AI are often filled with suspicion and fear. Our new podcast, Everyday AI, is here to change that.