FCAI’s Ethics Advisory Board hosted a discussion on using ChatGPT for research.
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One million people from 170 different countries have learned the basics of AI through Elements of AI, a free MOOC from FCAI, the University of Helsinki and MinnaLearn.
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Experts from FCAI and Aalto University on how AI is impacting healthcare services, reliability and mechanics of automated medicine, and why regulation and validation is vital.
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FCAI Special Interest Group on “Children and AI” launched in March 2023 with a hybrid event.
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Aapo Hyvärinen’s new book is called Painful intelligence: What AI can tell us about human suffering.
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The CRAI-CIS seminars offer a monthly dialogue and critical perspectives on artificial intelligence (AI).
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Humanoids and other illustrations inspired by science fiction in connection with stories about artificial intelligence may seem harmless, but using them year after year to illustrate the topic can be detrimental.
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Stuart Russell reflects on the future of human work, whether humans and AIs will ever see eye-to-eye, and the very real danger of weaponized AI.
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The AI Summer school in Helsinki brings together a diverse and international group of machine learning enthusiasts to explore the various topics within probabilistic machine learning.
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The use of artificial intelligence raises concerns, as people have noticed that it can bring about major societal change, both for the good and the bad. The University of Helsinki's free-of-charge Ethics of AI online course helps to understand what the ethically acceptable use of artificial intelligence means, and what it requires of societies and individuals.
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Tekoäly ja lapset (‘AI and Children’), a project headed by Professor Teemu Roos, has been awarded a grant of €80,000 by the Jenny and Antti Wihuri Foundation.
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The theme day aims at promoting girls’ societal participation. In the field of artificial intelligence, girls’ involvement is so far wanting.
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Artificial intelligence has a lot to offer for sustainability. While the technology itself is complex, the real challenge is to highlight the benefits and create common rules to make this shift happen, claims Laura Ruotsalainen from the University of Helsinki.
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Sirpa Paatero, the Finnish Minister of Local Government, has set up a new expert group on artificial intelligence and digitalization. Several members of FCAI were appointed as the expert group members.
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FCAI has received plenty of positive feedback for the new train of events that provides a meeting place for researchers of different disciplines, companies and public organizations interested in AI.
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Samuel Kaski, Director of Finnish Centre for Artificial Intelligence (FCAI) and Professor at Aalto University, and Antti Vasara, CEO of VTT Finland, have been appointed to the Finnish Government’s Research and Innovation Council.
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An extremely successful online course that is open to all on the basics of artificial intelligence, developed by the technology company Reaktor and FCAI, has been selected to be part of the voluntary continuing education for officials working for the European Union.
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The Finnish Centre for Artificial Intelligence (FCAI) supports Finland’s plans to focus on digital development and challenges of AI during the country’s presidency of the Council of the European Union.
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A high-level delegation from the Czech Republic has visited FCAI. Ethical application of artificial intelligence was the core of the visit, as making use of AI ethically, calls for collaboration with like-minded countries in Europe.
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