Artificial Intelligence

• WHL teams participating in smartphone-based COVID-19 screening trial

  Using a smartphone camera, users take a photo of the back of their throats, and the program analyzes the picture for signs of COVID-19.

  Health

  Apr 16
• U of A researchers using type of A.I. to predict different COVID-19 scenarios

  Machine learning can allow researchers to see how transmission rates change after policy changes, said Hao Wang, a math professor at the University of Alberta.

  Health

  Apr 14
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• Popular female biker unmasked as 50-year-old man in Japan

  A popular motorcycle influencer in Japan has come out as a man using a gender-swapping filter.

  Trending

  Mar 31
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• New Lawson study links AI, ultrasound images to diagnose COVID-19

  A new ultrasound test has been developed in London, Ont., that can diagnose COVID-19 through patterns in ultrasound images.

  Health

  Mar 19
• Discover Calgary’s thriving data science scene during the inaugural YYC Data Con

  A group of data science analysts and enthusiasts are coming together to highlight the achievements and opportunities in artificial intelligence in Calgary.

  Tech

  Mar 6
• How robotics are changing jobs in Canada

  Canadian firms that employed robots have also hired more human workers, contrary to what you may instinctively believe, says Joshua A. Marshall of Queen's.

  Commentary

  Feb 27
• The 5-minute shopping spree. How robots are turbo-charging your online orders

  The 'fourth' industrial revolution, or Industry 4.0, is all about automation, machine learning, robotics and artificial intelligence. Is Canada keeping pace with the leap forward?

  Tech

  Jan 30
• The infrastructures that support a future of artificial intelligence

  Through the lens of the responsible innovation in health research program at the Université de Montréal, we critically examine what lies beyond our immediate experiences of AI.

  Commentary

  Jan 25
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• Who ‘owns’ our faces and how will facial recognition be used?

  In the age of Big Tech, we need to grapple with who has access to our faces, says Wendy Wong of the University of Toronto.

  Commentary

  Jan 23
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• Montreal-based Element AI to be bought by American company ServiceNow

  Element AI was founded in Montreal in 2016 and has been a pioneer in artificial intelligence.

  Canada

  Nov 30, 2020