Transforming Public Safety in WA through Innovation & Collaboration
The recent Western Australia Police Force x WADSIH Hackathon 2024 was a testament to the power of collaboration and innovation in addressing critical public safety challenges.
Photo Caption (L-R): Sarah Coleman, Hon Stephen Dawson MLC, Alex Jenkins, Neil Webster, Richard Lee and Ivana Deng.
We are thrilled to have today launched Data Science & AI Week with the support of Hon Stephen Dawson MLC and a fantastic panel of experts.
Our event opened with Hon Stephen Dawson MLC discussing the importance of digital innovation, followed by Alex Jenkins who spoke about the recent advancements in AI, and the future of autonomous agents that can act independently without human supervision.
Our expert panelists Sarah Coleman from idoba, Neil Webster from Bankwest and Richard Lee from Microsoft shared valuable insights on how to implement data science and AI learnings into businesses.
We are proud to have brought together experts and enthusiasts in the field, and we look forward to attending many of the DSAIW events this week across Perth, including STEM in the City at Scitech and the CyberWest Summit conference this week.
More highlights on LinkedIn.
Happy Data Science & AI Week!
The recent Western Australia Police Force x WADSIH Hackathon 2024 was a testament to the power of collaboration and innovation in addressing critical public safety challenges.
The 2023 WA Health Hackathon demonstrated the immense potential that emerges when innovative minds collaborate with cutting-edge technology to address pressing challenges in the healthcare sector.
A cornerstone of this year’s Hackathon is the pioneering introduction of synthetic data. Using these data sets offers the best of both worlds: replicating real-world trends without risking genuine patient or system data.
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.
