UBC Computer Science Professor Dr. Kevin Leyton Brown won’t be winning a Nobel Prize anytime soon. For one thing, the Nobel Prize does not have a category in…
Consider if there was an easy way for doctors, technicians and scientists to cross-share their data and findings about cancer and other diseases that would…
Back in 2019, Dr. Karon MacLean of UBC Computer Science agreed to be a General Co-Chair for the 2020 ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology…
UBC Professor in Computer Science Kevin Leyton-Brown, and Canada CIFAR AI Chair, has made a significant difference in the advancement of social issues in Uganda…
The words typed by customers through online chats with call centres can be a potential wealth of information for businesses. Industries such as banking…
Emerging Technologies: BC's AI Showcase , will explore emerging and disruptive technologies in AI, featuring UBC professors, industry experts, and a student…
What if you were told by your Doctor after a chest X-Ray that you have COVID-19, but later you learned it was a false alarm? Even worse: if you were given the…
“Artificial Intelligence, deep learning and machine learning — whatever you’re doing, if you don’t understand it — learn it. Otherwise, you’re going to be a…
When you have the opportunity to attend a world-class conference in one of the most livable cities in the world, you jump. Vancouver is such a place. Unless of…
