Artificial Intelligence at UQ

Events

Featured events

We run a number of artificial intelligence related events and workshops throughout the year.

Let us know what events you would like to see as part of the new AI Research Network.
Take the 1-minute survey HERE or scan the QR code below.

Featured event
2025 UQ AI PhD Showcase
The UQ community is invited to join a two-day event on Thursday 26th and Friday 27th June at the St Lucia Campus. The event will include a keynote address, presentations and posters of AI related projects by academics and students, an expert panel discussion, and social networking.

Featured event
AI Seminar Series
The AI Seminar Series will explore relevant topics in artificial intelligence and invite industry speakers and researchers to share their knowledge, experience and success.

Featured event
Ask Me Anything Series
In the interactive Ask Me Anything Series, a panel comprising of experts will explore relevant topics in artificial intelligence from different perspectives, and answer questions raised by registered participants in the form of a webinar.

Featured event
Summer of AI
The Summer of AI events are available to UQ Students and Staff only.

Personalised care of musculoskeletal pain: The potential of AI

1 December 2021 4:00pm–5:00pm
 
in AI Seminar Series
Musculoskeletal pain conditions, including low back pain, are the leading cause of disability internationally. Recent work has begun to expose features that have the potential to guide personalisation of treatment, but the challenge to disentangle the complexity of the condition is immense. Artificial intelligence will need to play a role.

Ask Me Anything about Face Recognition

19 October 2021 4:00pm–6:00pm
 
in Ask Me Anything Series
What is your question about Face Recognition? We'll have the answer at this Ask me anything session.

Bridging the Gap between Text and Knowledge

12 October 2021 4:00pm–5:00pm
 
in AI Seminar Series
Sophia Ananiadou will describe NLP methods for the extraction of structured representations from text for downstream applications while addressing challenges of information extraction tasks.

Fairness, interpretability and diverse datasets are not enough – getting specific about algorithmic bias

15 July 2021 3:00pm–4:00pm
 
in AI Seminar Series
The concept of "biased data" is often too generic to be useful.  Through a series of cases studies, we will explore what algorithmic bias is, different types (with different causes), and debunk some common misconceptions.  We will cover why algorithmic bias is a problem worth addressing and some steps towards solutions.

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