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The sky’s the limit: AIML works with local company to clear earth's orbit
Space debris is a huge issue that presents a growing risk to the sustainability of earth’s orbital environment. Defunct satellites, spent rocket components, and other types of debris now number in the tens of thousands, and traveling at speeds exceeding 28,000 km/h, even millimetre-sized objects can cause significant damage to operational satellites or pose a threat to crewed missions.
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AIML appoints Stefan Podgorski to Principal Engineer
AIML is pleased to announce the appointment of Stefan Podgorski, AIML Senior Research Engineer, to Principal Engineer.
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AIML joins forces with local company to improve corporate threat assessments and mitigation
The threat of real and emerging dangers are an unfortunate and all too real part of corporate life.
AIML home to industry discussion on AI’s role in the future of business
On Friday, 11 April, government and industry representatives converged at the AIML building in Adelaide for a lively and though-provoking discussion on AI’s continuing role in the future of business.
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Deep Liquid: ‘Democratising’ AI one beverage at a time
‘Democratising’ AI, or making it more accessible and usable to a wide range of people regardless of their technical expertise, sounds like a heavy topic for a serious tool. But one company is utilising serious AI technology in a lighter – not to mention more delicious – way.
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Project CANAIRI takes flight; asks what does it take to successfully integrate AI tools with clinical practice?
AI’s role in the health and medical fields has never been more prolific. Around the globe, medical professionals are utilising AI and machine learning to diagnose disease, treat patients, and maintain treatment plans in ways that were difficult to imagine just a few decades ago.
AIML welcomes Kate Klimeš, Program Manager for new RAIR Centre
AIML extends its warmest welcome to Kate Klimeš, Program Manager for its newly established Responsible AI Research (RAIR) Centre.
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‘AI is shaping our world, and we need to do it in the most human way possible’: New research centre to address responsible AI
Today, the University of Adelaide’s Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML) in partnership with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) launched its Responsible AI Research (RAIR) Centre. The new centre launches with a $20 million investment from The University of Adelaide, CSIRO, and the South Australian Government.
AIML academics appointed Deputy Directors
AIML is proud to announce the appointment of two of its esteemed academics, Dr Melissa McCradden (left) and Professor Minh Hoai Nguyen, as Deputy Directors of the Institute.
‘AI is the technology of the century’: AIML director and other experts extol AI’s virtues and discuss risks at Gillard Public Lecture
This week, a packed Bonython Hall at the University of Adelaide was host to the latest Julia Gillard annual public lecture. The lecture series, named after The Hon. Julia Gillard, a University of Adelaide Visiting Honorary Professor as well as Australia’s 27th and only woman prime minister, has become an opportunity to discuss many of Australia's most pressing concerns.
