WADSIH again expanded our national reach by partnering with Standards Australia and the National Artificial Intelligence Centre to bring the event Applying the AI Management System Standard (AIMSS) for Practical
We’re excited to be joining the UWA Data Institute 2025 Conference, AI in Action: From Theory to Practice! Our Director, Alex Jenkins, will be representing WADSIH at this year’s conference.
A community program developed for autistic teens aged between 13 and 18, Gen-AI Bootcamps are a crucial part of addressing educational and employment challenges for participants and their peers and
WADSIH, the WA Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (DWER) and Humyn.ai are working together to create the DWER Hackathon, bringing industry and programmers together to use data science and AI to improve land management, conservation and environmental monitoring in remote WA.
Industry representatives, WA Health Departments and providers and tomorrow’s coders, programmers and passionate hobbyists came together to see how data science and AI could solve some of the bigget challenges facing the healthcare industry in the 2024 WA Health Hackathon.
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Internationally known AI researcher Dr Stephanie Stoll came to Perth to talk about her work in AI in computer vision, graphics and natural language processing. She was joined by local speakers to talk about tools like Convolutional Neural Networks and Neural Machine Translation and their role in the lives of people with disabilities.
Director, Alex Jenkins, asks us to imagine a world where there is a tutor for every child, regardless of their wealth, location or their background. With technology such as ChatGPT Alex talks about the possibility of every child in the classroom having a tutor and the positive impact this can have on education.
We would like to acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional owners of the land on which the WADSIH office is located, the Whadjuk people of the Nyungar Nation.
