Artificial Intelligence at UQ

Human centred AI

  • Associate Professor Adrian Athique

    Affiliate of Centre for Communication and Social Change
    Centre for Communication and Social Change
    Associate Professor
    School of Communication and Arts
    Affiliate of Centre for Digital Cultures & Societies
    Centre for Digital Cultures & Societies

  • Professor Nicole Gillespie

    Professor of Management
    School of Business
    Trust, Ethics and Governance Alliance Research Hub Lead & Professor in Management & Professor of Queensland Digital Health Centre
    Queensland Digital Health Centre

  • Associate Professor Marcus Gallagher

    Associate Professor
    School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

  • Associate Professor Ida Asadi Someh

    Associate Professor
    School of Business
    Affiliate of Centre for Enterprise AI
    Centre for Enterprise AI

  • Science Fiction Science: Facing the challenges of Artificial Intelligence

    19 August 2025 5:30pm–7:30pm
     
    in AI Seminar Series
    Explore 'science fiction science' with Prof. Iyad Rahwan (Max Planck) using imagined futures to study and guide the societal impacts of Artificial Intelligence.
    Register
  • AI Impact in Public Good

    AI Impact in Public Good

    Published on: 21 November 2022
    Prof Katharine Gelber from the School of Political Science discusses how the content we access online is mediated through algorithms. As we are then not given a full account of world events, it has impacts on free speech and democracy. A/Prof Gianluca Demartini from the School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering explains how AI is being developed to solve these complex problems which create a social impact.

  • AI Impact in Neuroengineering, Rehabilitation and Medical Robotics

    Published on: 25 October 2022
    Currently there is a need to have multiple therapists assisting patients in rehabilitation, which is time intensive and places physical strain on the therapists. Professor Sandy Brauer from the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences and Dr Alejandro Melendez-Calderon from the School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering explain how AI can be used as a tool to help us deliver the highest quality of health care in close integration with human expertise.
  • Bias and fairness

    Bias and fairness

    AI sometimes makes systematic errors that may lead to bias and unfair decisions.
  • Language technologies

    Language technologies

    Language technologies studies how computer programs can analyse, produce, and respond to human texts and speech, and develop tools to enable computers to recognise human language.
  • Emotions and e-wearables

    Emotions and e-wearables

    Dr Chelsea Dobbins’s research focuses on the area of lifelogging, i.e. how our lives can be logged through the use of wearable sensors and mobile devices.

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