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Miguel Saavebra, master's student, Steven Parkison, postdoctoral student, and Glen Berseth, assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science and Operations Research

Science

Tasking the 'bots

28 March 2023

Article

Community

Mila and UNESCO join forces to emphasize the urgent need for better AI governance

21 March 2023

Brief

Community

UdeM and its partners create Eastern Canada Pandemic Preparedness Hub

2 March 2023

Press release

Society

Can killer robots learn to do the right thing?

17 January 2023

Article

Yoshua Bengio, professor at UdeM, Frédéric Bouchard, dean Faculté des arts et des sciences, Angèle St-Pierre and Hugo Larochelle, donors, Daniel Jutras, rector of UdeM, Michael Pecho, vice-rector of Alumni, partnerships and philanthropic relation

Community

$1M for new students working on AI and the environment

20 December 2022

Press release

Pop’Balloons, a game designed to help autistic kids develop their motor skills

Health

Pop’Balloons, the first serious mixed reality game for autistic children

8 December 2022

Article

Yoshua Bengio at Mila - Quebec AI Institute in Montreal

Science Community

How do you become one of the world’s most influential scientists?

16 November 2022

Article

Society

Can AI make cities more sustainable?

16 November 2022

Article

Science

Using AI to get the big picture on plant biodiversity

5 April 2022

Article

Glen Berseth, Anna Huang, Foutse Khomh, Bang Liu and Dhanya Sridhar

Science

CIFAR and Mila name five new Canada CIFAR AI Chairs

6 December 2021

Brief

Yoshua Bengio

Science

Yoshua Bengio ranked 2nd in the world by Guide2Research

20 May 2021

Brief

Sacha Luccioni

Science

Mila’s Sasha Luccioni gets a $20,000 award

20 May 2021

Brief

Health

Artificial intelligence is driving research at the IRIC

29 April 2021

Article

Science

The dialogue on AI is open!

19 March 2021

Article

Irina Rich

Science

AI: a long and winding road

30 August 2020

Article

People around the world are increasingly using contact tracing applications to find out if, when and where they have been in contact with someone infected with the virus, and to take appropriate measures to ensure that the virus does not spread further.

Science

Contact-tracing to save lives

5 June 2020

Press release

Mila is conducting several research projects in artificial intelligence to help stem the pandemic. One of them aims to bring together experts in data analysis as well as researchers in machine learning, bioinformatics, immunology, virology and vaccine design.

Science

Using AI to help contain COVID-19

30 March 2020

Article

Health

Tracking the enemy, down to its genes

25 March 2020

Article

Two new online courses in artificial intelligence will be offered to millions of new learners.

Science

Democratizing data science

12 February 2020

Press release

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