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Putting 'humans into the loop': U of T undergrad is lead author on latest machine learning research

August 15, 2017

An undergraduate machine learning course led Huan Ling to author breaking research in the field – before he even began his fourth-year of studies at the University of Toronto’s department of computer science.

Nanoleaf’s multicoloured Aurora panels lighting up red and blue

Syncing light to music: U of T startup Nanoleaf hosts programming hackathon for students

July 28, 2017

Nanoleaf, the startup co-founded by University of Toronto alumni Gimmy Chu, Tom Rodinger, and Christian Yan, brought its latest lighting product, Aurora, to U of T this weekend for a hackathon.

Power shift: U of T researcher applies AI to monitor city's electrical grid

July 21, 2017

From indoor lighting to outdoor street lamps, our world is made brighter by artificial light. But the light that we perceive to be constant, actually fluctuates.

U of T grad receives Governor General's Gold Medal for work in AI and health care

July 12, 2017

Katie Fraser‘s work in computational linguistics bridges artificial intelligence with health care. She and her startup colleagues at Winterlight Labs hope to improve Canadians’ lives with tools for the early detection of dementia.

Cartoon Donald Trump throwing money while sitting on stage with Stephen Colbert

Familiar with Cartoon Donald Trump? U of T computer scientist made it possible

June 27, 2017

If you tune into late-night TV, you’ve probably caught a cartoon version of U.S. President Donald Trump on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

Making an impact: U of T undergrad co-authors important machine learning study at Google

June 26, 2017

Aidan Gomez has yet to finish his undergraduate degree, but he’s already doing research at Google that could lead to dramatic improvements in machine learning – a thriving subfield of artificial intelligence.

Kevin Swersky in Toronto with the CN Tower in the background.

#UofTGrad17: U of T AI grads choose Toronto

June 09, 2017

With Toronto’s emerging prominence in AI, three U of T computer science graduates are deciding to stay put – a marked departure from earlier years when grads were often lured to Silicon Valley.

U of T's self-driving vehicle superstar to lead Uber's new research lab in Toronto

May 08, 2017

After years of conducting world-leading research on self-driving vehicles, U of T Associate Professor Raquel Urtasun is joining Uber – and bringing the American company’s first international research lab to Toronto.

U of T Associate Professor Raquel Urtasun (second from right) with (from left) Minister of Finance Bill Morneau, Ontario Minister of Research, Innovation and Science Reza Moridi, Premier Kathleen Wynne, Mayor John Tory and U of T President Meric Gertler.

Toronto's Vector Institute officially launched

April 11, 2017

With the creation of the Toronto-based Vector Institute, Ontario and Canada are choosing to lead in the booming field of artificial intelligence, said Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne today.

U of T students bring their A-game to Level Up video game showcase

April 11, 2017

After months of developing video games in collaboration with OCAD U students, U of T computer science undergraduates had the chance to show off their creations and get feedback from industry pros at the Level Up Showcase.

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