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AI, or artificial intelligence, is about systems and technologies that can analyze their environment and more or less independently take action to achieve a specific goal. At Umeå University, research and education in AI has been conducted since the 1970s. Today, close to 100 researchers and teachers work in the field of AI and they are found at all faculties - medicine, science, social sciences and humanities.
Umeå University hosted a seminar aimed at developing a AI policy and framework for Västerbotten region.
Oliver Larsson new representative in the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences' Student Council.
On October 17-18, TAIGA held a symposium on AI and complex societal problems.
Personal data can now be kept more securely than before, that is the finding of Saloni Kwatras thesis.
WASP Professor Diego Calvanese, Department of Computing Science, will lead the world's largest AI conference.
Lectures, workshops and networking were on the schedule when Digital Impact North Summit 2024 was arranged.
The UN Advisory Body warns that AI development is currently controlled by a few companies and countries.
New opportunities for IT professionals.
The project will explore how fluid identities and performances can be expressed and represented in data.
Many of our AI projects fall under major national research programs.
Nearly 100 researchers and teachers at Umeå University are involved in areas related to AI.
Read more about Umeå University's research in AI that spans a large number of areas.
AI for the Good of All.
Collaborations in various forms are very important for the development of AI.
A seminar series arranged by TAIGA, Centre for Transdisciplinary AI.
Over 50 years of experience in AI research and education!
Virginia Dignum is working to develop AI systems that are reliable and adapted to human values.
Meet Joost Vossers, master's student in Artificial Intelligence from the Netherlands.
Region Västerbotten is investing in AI research in close collaboration with the University.
