Speaker: Steve M. Easterbrook, University of Toronto Abstract: Global climate models play a central role in climate science, drawing together broad inter-disciplinary teams to study how the atmosphere, oceans, ice […]
The AI gold rush has led to new AI models and systems being announced nearly every week. As with most new technologies, these systems have the potential to reduce existing […]
Title: Augmenting k-mer sketching for (meta)genomic sequence comparisons Abstract: Over the last decade, k-mer sketching (e.g. minimizers or MinHash) to create succinct summaries of long sequences has proven effective at […]
Title: Machine Learning in Real World Abstract: Machine learning (ML) with (deep) neural networks has gained tremendous recognition by academics and substantial industrial investments over a decade, which has led […]
Title: The Impostor Phenomenon in Software Engineering: Challenges and Implications Abstract: The Impostor Phenomenon (IP) is a well-documented psychological experience in which individuals doubt their accomplishments and fear being exposed […]
HumanAISE: Human-centred Software Engineering for AI - Making sense of our place in the age of AI Speaker: Rashina Hoda, Monash University Slides Abstract: In this talk, Rashina will explore […]
Tutorial on Qualitative Research with Socio-Technical Grounded Theory Led by: Rashina Hoda, Monash University Slides Abstract: This tutorial will help attendees gain an understanding of the basics of qualitative research […]
Speaker: Brad Edwards, Palo Alto Networks Registration required due to room capacity Abstract: Cybercriminals are now using commercially available AI tools to augment their operations — a shift that recent […]
Led by: Brad Edwards, Palo Alto Networks Registration required as seats are limited Abstract: This workshop provides direct, practical exposure to agentic AI in an offensive context. Participants will work within […]