Aalto University begins collaboration with Swedish universities in the Wallenberg Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Systems and Software Program. A large number of Swedish companies are also involved.
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FCAI researchers have recently developed two fast AI methods for grasping objects with multi-finger robotic hands, bringing us closer to the practical use of multi-finger robotic hands.
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The digital assistant EntityBot could help make computer usage easier by making suggestions based on the user’s actual needs, such as recommending relevant information.
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Researchers use probabilistic modelling to generate synthetic data that can help develop better medical treatments and drugs without privacy worries.
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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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“Thanks to the successful campaign, Finland has the possibility to be a pioneer in speech recognition for small languages”, says Professor Mikko Kurimo.
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Cities and transport are major contributors to CO2 emissions. FCAI’s recent webinar brought industry and academy together to discuss the need for new sustainable solutions, enabled by artificial intelligence.
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FCAI researcher Christian Guckelsberger wants to teach creativity to computers
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A new computational model precisely replicates the eye and finger movements of touchscreen users - could lead to better auto-correct and keyboard usability for unique needs.
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European Learning and Intelligence Systems Excellence (ELISE) has today published its Strategic Research Agenda, setting out a roadmap for European leadership in the development of safe and effective AI systems.
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The Ethical Advisory Board of FCAI has been preparing a tool for ethical self-evaluation for the use of its researchers. The tool helps researchers identify, ponder, and clarify ethical, societal, and legal questions related to their research.
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Finland wants to train one per cent of EU citizens in the basics of artificial intelligence. The free online course is designed and organised by the University of Helsinki and the technology company Reaktor.
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New research on organ maturation models could lead to improvements in drug development.
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In the future robots will work and learn independently, says professor Joni Pajarinen
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The developed tool has broad applications in understanding the function of immune system in infections, autoimmune disorders, and cancer.
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The European Union is preparing a legislative proposal to regulate high-risk AI systems. If poorly implemented, the regulations could have an unnecessarily negative impact on economic growth in Europe.
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Finnish Center for Artificial Intelligence FCAI fears Finland is left behind in development of new technologies as investments lag behind other countries.
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FCAI researchers have figured out very accurately, how much privacy will the data subjects retain, when their data are used to train a privacy-preserving machine learning model such as a neural network.
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The ethics of artificial intelligence are relevant to all of us, often in ways we do not realise, and learning the basics now is a good idea. The new Ethics of AI online course is an easy way to get started.
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“How to harness the power of deep learning?” This question was discussed in the “Deploying deep learning-based models in projects and real-world cases – challenges and solutions” webinar organized by FCAI on March 11, 2021.
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