News and analysis from Canadian academic experts
2024 was a big year for artificial intelligence on several fronts. The use of the technology has become more widespread, and we encounter its applications on a daily basis. A Canadian researcher, Geoffrey Hinton, shared the 2024 Nobel Prize in physics for his contributions to machine learning and artificial neural networks. While celebrating his win, Hinton cautioned — as he has been for a few years now — against the misuse of AI, and called for responsible and transparent AI development. At The Conversation Canada, we’ve published many articles on AI and its applications in several fields, written by academics … Continue reading News and analysis from Canadian academic experts
