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Business is changing. Artificial Intelligence is altering every aspect of our economy. Entrepreneurial thinking and innovation are needed more now than ever. Learn how the Alberta School of Business is preparing today’s leaders for tomorrow’s industrial revolution.

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Engaging with data to affect change

Alberta School of Business alumnus and co-founder of Darkhorse Analytics is helping businesses make better evidence-based decisions.

Innovative company creates ‘synthetic cities’ to help solve future problems before they happen

Powered by U of A grads, RunWithIt Synthetics uses machine learning to help clients anticipate the complex reality their projects will operate in.

Using AI to combat gender and ethnic bias in the job market

International project aims to identify and reduce bias in job recruitment and human resource management using responsible artificial intelligence.

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The U of A is AI

The University of Alberta has always been at the forefront of what is now AI and machine learning (ML). From launching Canada's 1st computing science department (April 1, 1964) to ranking #3 globally for the past 25+ years, to being named 1 of 3 of Canada's national AI hubs. We create and apply AI.

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The language of AI
The Language of AI

Confused about the language surrounding Artificial Intelligence? Our handy infographic can help you out!

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Artificial Intelligence in business podcast
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Relating to Robots

Noah Castelo, associate professor of Marketing, discusses the issues around human relatibility and acceptance of Artificial Intelligence.

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Artificial Intelligence in business podcast
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Using AI in your business

A panel of experts discuss the opportunities and challenges in using AI in your business.

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Recent Publications

Could a Rising Robot Workforce Make Humans Less Prejudiced? Significant PTSD and Other Mental Health Effects Present 18 Months After the Fort Mcmurray Wildfire: Findings From 3,070 Grades 7-12 Students Human or Robot? Consumer Responses to Radical Cognitive Enhancement Products Be Careful What You Wish For: Unintended Consequences of Increasing Reliance on Technology After the Fort McMurray wildfire there are significant increases in mental health symptoms in grade 7–12 students compared to controls

 

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