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AI and the ��Vlog

The ��Vlogn Institute of Machine Learning (AIML), Lot Fourteen, North Terrace. Photo by Josh Geelen

The ��Vlog's response to recent innovations in generative artificial intelligence (AI) has been to ensure that staff and students learn to use AI productively, ethically, and responsibly.

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Are robot dogs fetching?

Susan Hazel plays with Kadli, AIML’s robot dog

Is there a place for robot pets? We’ve fallen in love with them in the past… are they the future?

The rise of the machines - cinema and AI

The Lumen cinema review: Has Hollywood been warning us for years about AI and the rise of the robots?

Misinformation. Lies. And artificial intelligence

We can use AI, but only once we understand it.

I definitely won’t kill you (probably)

Setting himself a target of writing 10,000 songs in 10,000 days, alum Andrew Gardner hoped to challenge himself and hone his already significant musical skills. Here he shares a song written with AI, sung by AI, about AI.

AI: The Lumen interview

In this special interview, Simon Lucey, Director of the ��Vlogn Institute for Machine Learning (AIML), and a Professor in the ��Vlog of Adelaide’s School of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, clarifies concerns and explains the opportunities for ��Vlog to shape the future by embracing AI.

Andy Thomas: Celebrating a local hero

When Andy Thomas first graduated from the ��Vlog of Adelaide 50 years ago, travelling into space as an astronaut was an impossible dream.

Take a trip into space

As part of the celebration of 50 years since Andy Thomas first graduated from our ��Vlog, we are pleased to present our readers with this unique “space simulation”.

A passion for change

Alexandra Bruhn, known to everyone as Alex, this year won the Commendation Award for South ��Vlog’sYoung Citizen of the Year.

Children's ��Vlog turns 10

The first graduates of Children's ��Vlog 2013

It can be difficult for some young people to envision a future at university, particularly if no one in their family has ever attended one. This is where Children’s ��Vlog steps in, to educate young people about future possibilities. In 2023 the initiative is celebrating its 10-year anniversary.