How AI is Advancing Heart MRI*
OnlineHow AI is Advancing Heart MRI*
Qiang Zhang (Radcliffe Department of Medicine, Oxford)
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Provably Beneficial Artificial Intelligence
Provably Beneficial Artificial Intelligence
Stuart Russell (UC Berkeley, Center for Human-Compatible AI)
AI-Powered Computational Cardiology*
OnlineAI-Powered Computational Cardiology*
Natalia A. Trayanova (Dept. of Biomedical Engineering, Johns Hopkins University)
Oxford Artificial Intelligence Society – Themed DIscussion Evening
OnlineJoin the Oxford Artificial Intelligence Society for this Themed Discussion Evening
AI and Sustainability Project (Deadline 11 February)
OnlineOxford Artificial Intelligence Society AI Projects are vetted by our research team according to our acceptance terms, and are accessible to researchers with different levels of experience in creating AI and machine learnings solutions. To apply for a project, follow the guidelines listed in each project description below. We are open to project proposals. In […]
AI in Health Tech: From Research to Start-up to Scale-up
OnlineJoin this Facebook livestream event with Ross Upton (Founder & CEO, Ultromics).
Microsoft Diversity and Inclusion Panel
Join this Facebook Livestream session with OxAI D&I and Microsoft Corporation
Mind the Gaps: Ethical Questions of Gender(ed) AI
OnlineJoin this Facebook livestream session with Regina Ammicht Quinn (Professor, Spokesperson of IZEW)
Wireheading: from happy rats to misbehaving AI to out-of-control markets (Dr Anders Sandberg)
Department of Statistics, University of Oxford, 29 St Giles', Oxford OX1, UK, UKThe OxAI Safety Hub's first event this term. Dr Anders Sandberg will be speaking about wireheading, followed by a social with free food and snacks. In AI, wireheading denotes the problem that some systems intervene in the provision of reward signals. The term originates with the classic experiments in rats where electrical stimulation in their […]
How History and Philosophy of Science Can Help Accelerate Alignment Progress (Adam Shimi)
Department of Statistics, University of Oxford, 29 St Giles', Oxford OX1, UK, UKAdam Shimi is a research scientist and epistemologist at Conjecture. He'll be discussing the work done by his team, which is focused on understanding why alignment is so difficult and how knowledge is actually produced. Conjecture are an alignment startup dedicated to applied, scalable alignment research. They see the problem of ensuring that future AI […]