In this episode we have the honor to have Anna Felländer, the founder of anch.ai as a guest. Anna has a background as an economist and has worked both as an advisor for the government as well as a chief economist at Swedbank. In 2018 she founded anch.ai, which aims at helping companies to comply with AI regulations and develop AI ethically. In this conversation we cover both the new EU AI Act as well as why it is so important that we regulate and try to mitigate the risks with AI.
In this episode we have invited Albert Bifet who is here to talk about open source in relation to AI. He is currently a guest professor at Halmstad University and is known for his work and research on machine learning for data streams, a field which he has nearly 20 years of experience in. Albert has been working on the development of open source software like Moa, Weka and River. In this episode we both discuss the benefits and risks with open source - and what should be open and what not. We also talk about how the development of ML-algorithms have developed through the years.
What does the laws say about the new technologies we see in generative AI or also called degenerative AI? What kind of compensation can artists expect and how should you as a user relate to these new technologies. Johan Cedmar-Brandstedt gives us some refreshing perspectives on this discussion and how both companies and individuals are relating to the subject at the moment. Don't miss out on this episode and please let us. know your opinion about GenAI/DeGenAI!
Have you heard about 0-click viruses and how does Sora stand against the new UN and EU legislation? And where could you find ethical GenAI models? If any of these subjects make you curious don't miss out on our latest episode of ELIZA AI News where we report about AI both locally and globally - from Halmstad to the world.
As an associate professor of experience design and information, Andrea Resmini shares his interesting ideas and philosophy on what happens when digital environments merge with physical space. In this episode we talk about how physical space and the digital layer are constantly effecting each other and what that implies for people and business. What kind of products and services can we be expecting in the future? What makes sense for businesses and humans? And what learnings from our immediate physical environment can we bring into the digital realm? Andrea also gives us his perspective and explain to us the concept about the Metaverse and how it all connects to AI.
In this first episode of ELIZA AI News we will give some background on how the podcast and Halmstad university is connected to each other, we visit Pontus Wärnestål at the university who gives us an update on what courses are running right now. We also speak to Anna Peterson from HighFive to hear what she has to share about recent AI activities in Halmstad. And last but not least Johan Cedmar Brandstedt from HiQ and Tor Palm from HighFive joins the podcast to talk about things like Nightshade, Apple Vision and the Metaverse.Links:https://h5halmstad.se/https://maistr.se/
Olof Mogren, research leader at RISE, talks about some of the interesting projects he is involved in right now. We get to learn more about how AI can support researchers in understanding how nature changes and behaves through audio recordings and sound recognition. Listen to this episode to learn more about a fascinating technology that made us feel hopeful about the future.
In this first episode of season two we start off with a special episode recorded at the Halland Tech Week in Halmstad. The theme of the day was AI so of course we had to be there to check out what is going on within the AI scene in Halmstad and Halland. During the day we had the opportunity to talk to several of the interesting speakers and during this episode you get to hear snippets from the interviews with Carin Madsen Kollberg, who speaks about sustainability and AI. After that Emma Andersson gives us a sneak peak into how consultancies think about AI and how to find the right competencies. We had honor to speak to senior lecturer in cognitive neuroscience, Oscar MacGregor, and hear his perspectives on intelligence and AI. Anna Felländer was also in Halmstad and gave us a brief overview about the EU AI Act and how ethics and AI go together. And last but not least Pontus Wärnestål made a reappearance on the podcast to once again share his insight within the field of design and AI. And big thank you to Hi5 and Anna Petersson for inviting us and we are already looking forward to next years event. Find out more about Halland Tech Week at https://hallandtech.se/
Guest: Sahar Asadi, PhD, Director of AI Labs at KingIn this episode, we get to chat with Sahar Asadi, who leads AI research for game development.Sahar is really at the forefront of applicable AI and gives us a lot of insight into how AI is usedtoday in order to speed up the development of games. At the end of the episode, Sahar alsogives some perspective of where she thinks future development will take us, listen in to learnmore!Additional guest informationhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/saharasadi/Credits and attributionFor the musichttps://www.aiva.ai/Track: Op 1 For Piano Solo In D MajorSponsored by Halmstad University and inUsehttps://www.hh.se/https://www.inuse.se/Post-production: Filip Dahlhielm & Georgi Shoshev, students within the program Media andCommunication Studies: Focus Health, Halmstad University
Guest: Philip D. Andersson, MD, UniversityWhat does data driven health care mean and what are the challenges when dealing with very sensitive data? Philip D. Andersson, emergency medicine physician, explains how technology can be helpful in the healthcare system but also elaborates on the challenges of collecting sensitive data from patients. Additional guest informationResources/LinksHealth care data center at HHhttps://www.hh.se/samverkan/samverkansarenor/health-data-centre.htmlRegion Halland, Health innovationhttps://www.regionhalland.se/utveckling-och-tillvaxt/naringslivsutveckling/halsoinnovation/Credits and attributionFor the musichttps://www.aiva.ai/Track: Octet N°1 In D Major Op 3 A Little Chamber MusicSponsored by Halmstad University and inUsehttps://www.hh.se/https://www.inuse.se/Post-production: Filip Dahlhielm & Georgi Shoshev, students within the program Media and Communication Studies: Focus Health, Halmstad University
Guest: Vaike Fors, professor in Design Ethnography at Halmstad UniversityIn this episode, we have Professor in Design Ethnography at Halmstad University, Vaike Fors, with us. Vaike shares with us her exciting work within the interdisciplinary field of Human-Computer Interaction. Listen to learn more about how people learn to live with technology and how we, as businesses and society, can start building the products and services that people really need.Additional guest informationResources/LinksThe AHA webhttps://aha.hh.se/Vaike Fors on LinkedInlinkedin.com/in/vaikeCredits and attributionFor the musichttps://www.aiva.ai/Track: String Trio Op.22 In D Minor, Elegancia Sponsored by Halmstad University and inUsehttps://www.hh.se/https://www.inuse.se/Post-production: Ida Bengtsson & Tindra Wallered, students within the program Media and Communication Studies: Focus Health, Halmstad University
Guest: Anita Sant’Anna, PhD & data innovation strategistHow do you know if your company is ready to implement AI, and what kind of infrastructure and mindset would you need to have in place? Anita Sant’Anna is working with HighFive to help companies explore their AI-related ideas and quickly build prototypes to understand what AI could do for them. In this episode, she speaks about the startup scene and what to think about in order to have success with your innovative ideas.Additional guest informationResources/LinksHighFive in Halmstadhttps://h5halmstad.se/Credits and attributionFor the musichttps://www.aiva.ai/Track: Op 22 For Piano SoloSponsored by Halmstad University and inUsehttps://www.hh.se/https://www.inuse.se/Post-production: Ida Bengtsson & Tindra Wallered,students within the program Media and Communication Studies: Focus Health, Halmstad University
Guest: Martin Cooney, Associate Professor in Robotics, Halmstad UniversityHow do we humans relate to robots? Do we trust robots more than we would trust other humans? And where in society would it make sense to actually use robots to help with social interactions? In this episode, Martin Cooney shares with us his experiences from working with social robotics in a variety of different contexts.Credits and attributionFor the musichttps://www.aiva.ai/Track: Op. 24 "I am AI" - Nvidia GTC '17 Keynote SoundtrackSponsored by Halmstad University and inUsehttps://www.hh.se/https://www.inuse.se/Post-production: Therese Johansson & Ellen Liljeklev, students within the program Media and Communication Studies: Focus Health, Halmstad University
Guest: Pontus Wärnestål, Associate professor of Halmstad university, author, designer and public speakerSince when have humans dreamt about creating AI? And do the stories we tell about technology have an effect on what we actually develop? In this episode, former guest Pontus Wärnestål revisits us to talk about AI and Sci-Fi.Additional guest informationResources/LinksPontus websitehttps://warnestal.com/Credits and attributionFor the musichttps://www.aiva.ai/Track: Demo Celtic Danse for Orchestra, Op. 14Sponsored by Halmstad University and inUsehttps://www.hh.se/https://www.inuse.se/Post-production: Therese Johansson & Ellen Liljeklev, students within the program Media and Communication Studies: Focus Health, Halmstad University
Guest: Bobby Lee Townsend Sturm, Associate Professor at KTH How can AI generate Music? Can AI be creative? Is AI going to replace musicians? Today's guest is Bob L. T. Sturm, who is an associate professor at the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden. Bob will explain the Musaic project, which explores Artificial creativity in folk music.Additional guest informationResources/LinksBobby Lee Townsend home page: https://www.kth.se/profile/bobsMusic at the Frontiers of Artificial Creativity and Criticism project: https://musaiclab.wordpress.com/ Credits and attributionFor the musichttps://www.aiva.ai/Track: AIVA - Letz make it happen, Op. 23Sponsored by Halmstad University and inUsehttps://www.hh.se/https://www.inuse.se/Post-production: Therese Johansson & Ellen Liljeklev, students within the program Media and Communication Studies: Focus Health, Halmstad University
Guest: Eren Erdal Aksoy, Associate professor of Halmstad universityHow do robots learn human behaviour? In this episode, we touch upon the technical aspects of how to actually teach robots behaviours, what deep learning means in this context and how neural networks work. With us, we have Eren Erdal Aksoy, associate professor of Halmstad university, who explains very well how AI can actually learn how to see and what computer vision is.Additional guest informationResources/Links https://www.linkedin.com/in/eren-erdal-aksoy-2411bb20ahttps://aksoyeren.github.io/Credits and attributionFor the musichttps://www.aiva.ai/Track: Battle Royale, Op. 32Sponsored by Halmstad University and inUsehttps://www.hh.se/https://www.inuse.se/Post-production: Emil Johansson & Leon Johansson, students within the program Media and Communication Studies: Focus Health, Halmstad University
Guest: Stefan Byttner, Associate professor of Halmstad universityIt is never too late to enjoy self-motivated learning for either personal or professional reasons. In this episode, we discuss the topic of lifelong learning and how education is changing from a traditional setting to an online and need-to-know basis. With us, we have Stefan Byttner, associate professor and head of the Department of Intelligent systems and Digital design, Halmstad University. He is also one of the main driving forces for promoting professional education.Additional guest information Resources/Linkshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/stefan-byttner-182a3b1a Credits and attributionEducation for professionals:https://maistr.se/For the music:https://www.aiva.ai/Track: Momentous Occasion, Original Composition for ParadigmShift 2018Sponsored by Halmstad University and inUsehttps://www.hh.se/https://www.inuse.se/Post-production: Emil Johansson & Leon Johansson, students within the program Media and Communication Studies: Focus Health, Halmstad University
Guest: Pontus Wärnestål, Associate professor of Halmstad university, author, designer and public speakerWhy is it important for designers to learn more about AI, and what kind of problems arise as we approach this new design material? Pontus Wärnestål has recently released his new book “Designing AI-powered services”, which goes into depth on the subject of AI as a design material. Listen to this episode to learn more about all the different aspects of design and AI. This episode was recorded in 2022.Additional guest informationResources/LinksPontus websitehttps://warnestal.com/Credits and attributionFor the musichttps://www.aiva.ai/Track: Among The Stars, Op. 31Sponsored by Halmstad University and inUsehttps://www.hh.se/https://www.inuse.se/Post-production: Elin Claesson & Amanda Trägårdh, students within the program Media and Communication Studies: Focus Health, Halmstad University
This is a short trailer to launch “Eliza - The Beyond AI Podcast”. After a short introduction, we will tell you what inspired us to name the podcast “Eliza”, and we will explain the structure of each episode.
In this episode, Tiago Cortinhal reflects on his extensive research journey during his PhD in computer vision. With a focus on autonomous vehicles, Tiago shares the challenges and discoveries from his numerous published works. He discusses how his research has explored integrating data from multiple sensors, such as LiDAR, to recover missing sensory information and enhance scene perception. Join Tiago as he humbly recounts the lessons learned, the research process, and the contributions his work has made to advancing autonomous systems.