5 March 2025 - 5 March 2025
4:00PM - 5:00PM
Ph8, Rochester Building, Department of Physics
Free to attend
Artificial intelligence (AI) methodologies are transforming many areas of basic and applied science, in many cases quite quickly.
Medical ultrasound imaging (sonography) is one such case. In this case the pattern recognition strength of AI, particularly deep learning, can make sense of acoustic patterns as well as
AI-based tools are also changing the scientific process across different science disciplines. I will discuss how this is challenging scientific communities, particularly relating to reproducibility, trustworthiness and skills.
Venue - PH8 Rochester building, Department of Physics
Wednesday 5 March 2025 16:00-17:00 All welcome
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