About this event
Join us for an exclusive, one off, informal, insightful, and accessible introductory talk exploring some of the key ideas shaping the world of Artificial Intelligence today.
The session will provide an overview of how AI works, where it is being applied, and the opportunities, challenges, and emerging developments influencing its future.
Whether you are completely new to the subject or simply curious to learn more, this talk is designed to offer a clear and engaging introduction to this rapidly evolving field.
Speakers:
Dr Marcus Winter supervises research students exploring human- computer interaction and applied artificial intelligence in education, cultural
heritage and public engagement.
He is particularly interested in research generating new knowledge through the iterative, user-centered development and evaluation of design prototypes.
Dr Karina Rodriguez Echavarria co-leads the Computing and Mathematical Sciences Research Excellence Group which focuses on both theoretical and practical research in computer science challenges related to software systems, leading on the provision of digitisation and visualisation technologies.
Running Time approx 90 mins including a Q & A
