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The Realities of Augmented Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence seminar by Ivo D. Dinov, University of Michigan — SOCR, DCMB and MCAIM

Hosted by Wayne State University — Institute for AI and Data Science (AIDaS)

Wednesday 14:30–15:30 Detroit (GMT-4)

Ended

Detroit, MI, USA · Hybrid

Abstract

Ivo D. Dinov examines augmented intelligence as a partnership between people and computational systems. The talk traces the technical and philosophical development of neural networks, then introduces complex-time, or kime, representations and the inference methods they support. Applications include medical imaging, healthcare and economic forecasting. It also considers the academic mission, societal consequences of AI and tensions between rapid technical development and human values, framing mathematical AI methods as extensions of human reasoning.

Topics

augmented intelligencespacekime analyticsMedical Imaging

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