Scott Lilwall

On August 26, Puyuan Liu — an MSc student from the University of Alberta — presented "Non-Autoregressive Unsupervised Summarization with Length-Control Algorithms" at the AI Seminar.

On August 19, Alex Murphy — a Ph.D. student from the University of Birmingham — presented "Brain + NLP > NLP? Towards the incorporation of human brain data into Natural Language Processing" at the AI Seminar.

Amii welcomes Linglong Kong as one of the newest Canada CIFAR AI Chairs. Learn more about the impact his research is having on the world of AI.

On August 12, Sriram Ganapathi Subramanian, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Vector Institute, presented "Decentralized Mean Field Games" at the AI Seminar.

On Aug 5, Kim Solez – Professor of Pathology in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at the University of Alberta – presented "How AI can improve human cooperation through suggesting followup action in modelled newscasts" at the AI Seminar.

This month, we look forward to TechAid, connecting the tech community and supporting some great local causes.

Understanding intelligence could be one of the greatest scientific achievements of all time, according to Amii Chief Scientific Advisor Rich Sutton. And he lays out the Alberta Plan as a roadmap to getting there.

On July 22nd, Bradley Hauer – a pHD candidate at the University of Alberta – presented "Lexical Semantics: Why Theory Matter" at the AI Seminar.

On July 22nd, Bradley Hauer – a pHD candidate at the University of Alberta – presented "Lexical Semantics: Why Theory Matter" at the AI Seminar.

Alberta's tech sector needs workers. And its tech students need jobs. Technology Alberta's Gail Powley talks about how the Alberta FIRST Jobs Program found great success connecting the two.

On July 15, Decebal Constantin Mocanu and Elena Mocanu, both with the University of Twente, presented "Sparse training in supervised, unsupervised, and deep reinforcement learning" at the AI Seminar.

On Sept. 16, Katrina Kalantar – a Computational Biologist at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative – presented "Methods for Improving Diagnosis of Infectious Diseases" at the AI Seminar.

Hear how Amii's ML Tech course had an immediate effect on Philip Hestvik's career — helping him boost his machine learning skills and unlock new opportunities

On June 17, 2022, Dustin Morrill, PhD student at the University of Alberta, presented "Hindsight Rational Learning for Sequential Decision-Making," at the AI Seminar.

Hear how Amii's ML Tech course had an immediate effect on Philip Hestvik's career — helping him boost his machine learning skills and unlock new opportunities

On June 10, 2022, Russ Greiner, Amii Fellow & Canada CIFAR AI Chair, presented "Learning Models that Predict Objective, Actionable Labels," at the AI Seminar.

Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair Nidhi Hegde and other experts discuss how to approach AI responsibly as it becomes a part of our everyday lives.

In May 2022, Eleni Stroulia ,from the University of Alberta's AI4Society, presented "Exploring Challenges and Opportunities for AI Across Disciplines" at the AI Seminar.

On May 13, Ruchika Verma, a machine learning scientist at Amii, presented "Machine Learning to Predict Survival and Treatment Outcomes for Cancer Patients," at the AI Seminar.

On May 20, 2022, Tyler Hayes from the Rochester Institute of Technology presented "Efficient Lifelong Machine Learning in Deep Neural Networks" at the AI Seminar.

Ruchika Verma wants to see her work make an impact on the world. Learn more about this Amii machine learning scientist's research into AI that improves healthcare and industry.

On May 6, Mat Lavoie and Lenora Thomas of Trust Science presented “Engineering and Modeling at Trust Science" at the AI Seminar.

This month, more details on the second phase of the Pan-Canadian AI Strategy and our new ML Tech Certification

Learn how the COLIEE competition has teams all over the world working with AI to make legal research faster, more precise and more accessible.