Hockey, AI, & the future of sports analysis with David Radke
Is AI this year's MVP? How is machine learning changing sports?On this episode of Approximately Correct, we talk with Chicago Blackhawks' David Radke about how machine learning is transforming the analysis of sports like hockey.
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The Power of AI in Medical Imaging with Jacob L Jaremko
Could AI-powered ultrasounds save lives in remote areas? On this episode of Approximately Correct we talk with Dr. Jacob Jaremko about AI's revolutionary impact on medical imaging, particularly ultrasound technology, and its potential to transform healthcare.
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How A.M. Turing Award Winner Rich Sutton Changed AI | Approximately Correct Podcast
In the latest episode of Approximately Correct, we’re taking the time to celebrate with Amii Fellow, Chief Scientific Advisor, and Canada CIFAR AI Chair Rich Sutton, newly-minted winner of the A.M. Turing Award, a prize that is often referred to as the “Nobel Prize of Computer Science.”
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The Future of LLMs: Smaller, Faster, Smarter
Discover the secret to training AI with less data! On this episode of Approximately Correct, we talk with Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair Lili Mou about the challenges of training large language models and how his research on Flora addresses memory footprint concerns.
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Are Prosthetics About to Get a WHOLE LOT Smarter? with Patrick M. Pilarski
AI-powered prosthetics are changing lives, but it takes more than just technology. In this episode, Amii Fellow and Canada CIFAR AI Chair is here to talk about the work going on in his lab designing AI controls for bionic limbs and explains the unique partnership between researchers and users that's creating AI learning that is made with humans in mind.
Approximately Correct: An AI Podcast from Amii is hosted by Alona Fyshe and Scott Lilwall. It is produced by Lynda Vang, with video production by Chris Onciul.
About Approximately Correct: An AI Podcast from Amii
Approximately Correct: An AI Podcast from Amii brings you stories from the leading edge of artificial research. Go beyond the buzzwords to learn about the future of AI and machine learning from world-class researchers, leaders and thinkers. Hear the stories behind the science, meet the people advancing the technology and learn about AI's potential to transform our world.
Whether you're an AI enthusiast, a seasoned tech expert, or simply curious about the future, Approximately Correct is your essential guide to the ever-changing world of artificial intelligence.
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