Gain an in depth introduction to stable diffusion - an AI method that has taken over social media recently and marks significant progress in computer vision - with this seminar from the Summer of AI series.
Associate Professor Hongzhi Yin has been named in the prestigious IEEE Computer Society 'AI's 10 to Watch' list for 2022, a biennial award that recognises 10 rising stars in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) from among dozens of nominees.
How can you be confident that a robot will always do the right thing? UQ Researchers are working together to make robots more useful and accessible to society.
A University of Queensland and KPMG Australia study surveying more than 17,000 people from 17 countries revealed new insights into trust and attitudes towards AI and its use at work, the perceived risks and benefits, and expectations of its management and regulation.
Join Associate Professor Ujwal Gadiraju from TU Delft for this talk discussing the intriguing and pertinent role of human input in propelling better AI technology in the quickly evolving age of generative models.
At UQ, we are developing new deep learning techniques for medical image analysis and creating new AI methods for analysing, extracting and distilling information relevant for healthcare professionals.
Computer vision allows machines to perceive and react to the dynamic changes of the world. At UQ our researchers are working towards bridging the domain gap between laboratory data and the real world.
