Barry Smyth

Emmet Dowling, Technology Consulting Partner and Head of Data and Artificial Intelligence, EY Ireland, discusses the many ways that AI can be used to power new discoveries through research. Find out more from Emmet in a special AI report in The Irish Times. Read more here - https://lnkd.in/eUqtX-42 #AI

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Over the past few years, I had the opportunity to speak with patients, staff and developers about the potential and actual use of AI in healthcare. I think everyone agreed that the potential benefits and the impact can be huge. What also become clear is that we need to transition from a technology focus towards a much broader systems perspective, which considers AI embedded in a wider clinical system - this can be messy and complex. But the systems perspective enables us to consider in the design of AI the potential impact on patients and staff, e.g., workload and working patterns, and the relationship between patients and their healthcare providers. Thanks Mark Kelly ¦ Author "AI Unleashed"¦ AI Speaker for the opportunity to learn from you and the work you do. Centre for Assuring Autonomy Chartered Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors

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Europe and #AI: So far, Europe hasn't dominated the global AI arms race - but smaller, highly specialized, and less energy-intensive language models can become a European success story. I am delighted to discuss this and Europe's first sovereign Legal AI, #Noxtua, at my upcoming talk at Dublin Tech Summit on May 29th. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/euRen-jY #DubTechSummit #AI #Noxtua

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Via Tania Duarte, this is the first **funded** call for art that I’ve seen pertaining to AI, with the end goal being “an opportunity for submitted images to be published under Creative Commons 4.0 licence in the Better Images of AI library.” The call for artwork is from ADAPT Centre, appears to be open to international creators, and closes October 20, 2024. The full application is here: https://lnkd.in/eWe9RVwW From the call for applications: “In order to encourage artists from all career stages, we have devised a two-strand application which will see interested parties applying either as Professional Artists or students. The judging process will take into account the difference in experience of both strands, and both will be compensated accordingly for their contribution. Our aim is to support five artists from each strand. Each successful Professional artist will be awarded €360 for their contribution. Students will be compensated €120.” Interested in thoughts on this approach for artwork that will potentially be used in machine learning models— share in the comments! #machinelearning #ai #artificialintelligence #artist #equitablepay #creativeeconomy #artsprofessionals #creativeprofessional #artist

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The latest episode of Future Human: The Series is now live! In it, Ann O'Dea spoke to University College Cork's Prof Séamus Davis, IBM Quantum's Kate Marshall and Aalto University's Caterina Foti about the future possibilities quantum computing could bring. #SiliconRepublic #FutureHuman #QuantumComputing #Reserach #ComputerScience #Quantum Hays

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Most mechanistic interpretability work has been motivated by AI safety concerns, but could interpretability also drive scientific discovery? Goodfire's CTO Daniel Balsam & CSO Tom McGrath think so! 🔥 "We've got scientific foundation models like AlphaFold, ESM3, models of quantum chemistry, weather prediction – it's a huge list and it's growing all the time. When models are better at scientific predictions than our best theories, they probably know something we don't. If we're capable of explaining models, anything you can train a model to do, you can explain. So I think this has the potential to be a core transformative scientific technology, to go into these scientific models and pull out the new science and then bring it back to the rest of the world." (Link to full episode in comments👇)

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