Chris Onciul

In the latest episode of Approximately Correct, reinforcement learning legend Rich Sutton (Amii Fellow, Canada CIFAR AI Chair & Chief Scientific Advisor) talks about what he thinks is holding AI research back.

In the latest episode of Approximately Correct, Andrew Butcher, co-founder of Artificial Agency, joins hosts Alona Fyshe and Scott Lilwall to discuss how his company is pushing the boundaries of AI in game development.

Get a glimpse at how reinforcement learning is being used to improve water treatment. In this episode of Approximately Correct, we’re looking at real-world RL and off-policy learning with Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair Martha White.

How do we get the best results when AI and human beings work together? In this episode of Approximately Correct, we’re looking into Human-In-The-Loop AI with Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair Matt Taylor.

Learn more about the research of Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair Nidhi Hegde. Her work focus on protecting privacy and ensuring fairness for AI models trained on sensitive data.

Fellow & Canada CIFAR AI Chair Ross Mitchell discusses the huge impact that AI will have on the way we collect and use medical data and images.

Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair James Wright joins hosts Alona Fyshe and Scott Lilwall to tell the truth about telling lies. Wright talks about his work on disinformation, how artificial intelligence is affecting how we view information online, and why it’s much more complicated than just a technical question.

In this month's episode, Alona talks about how ChatGPT changed the public’s perception of what AI language models can do, instantly making most previous benchmarks seem out of date, and the excitement and intensity of working in a fast-moving field like AI.

Artificial intelligence is already proving to be a powerful tool for the classroom. But it can be much more than that. On the latest episode of the Approximately Correct podcast, we talk about the future of AI in education, and how our technology changes the way we think.

When Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair Mike Bowling and his colleagues started using old Atari video games from the 1980s to test his reinforcement learning (RL) agents, he didn’t know it would eventually become a benchmark used by researchers worldwide.

Learn more about the research and work of Bailey Kacsmar, one of the latest Fellows to join Amii’s team of world-class researchers. Hear Bailey talk about the importance of human-centred privacy in machine learning, and tackling the "privacy paradox."

Learn more about the research and work of Geoffrey Rockwell, one of the latest Fellows to join Amii’s team of world-class researchers. Geoffrey is a professor in both Media Tech Studies and in the philosophy department at the University of Alberta.

Check out one of Amii's latest Fellows talking about her groundbreaking work in visual anomaly detection, how to use AI for healthcare while maintaining patient privacy, and her thoughts on the future of AI models in medicine.

Machine learning is saving time and money while reducing emissions and increasing safety in the pipeline sector: find out how Venturi Engineering Solution is working towards the future of energy

Discover how the PrairiesCan AI Ecosystems Project brought together Alberta organizations to use AI innovations in healthcare

Discover how Edmonton's Clinisys uses artificial intelligence to build tools that help healthcare professionals manage resources and diagnose patients.

Discover how StreamML breaks down barriers to those wanting to unlock the potential of machine learning and how it might affect the future of healthcare

Find out how CSI Calgary is using data analysis and artificial intelligence to help athletes compete and prevent injuries.

Found out how Umay is using machine learning to help people reduce eye strain and get a better night's sleep.

Discover how Edmonton's Bio-Stream Diagnostics is using machine learning to create the next generation of COVID tests.

Discover how Edmonton's Cross Cancer Institute is using artificial intelligence to analyze a decade of data and use resources more efficiently

As AI skills become more and more in demand, a new program at NorQuest College aims to train graduates in both technical and business skills.

Calagary-based CardiAI is using AI to detect anomalies in heart data -- helping doctors and patients make better decisions, earlier.