UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA MAKES MEDICAL RESEARCH PORTABLE!
The University of Alberta is making moves to bring medical research to your doorstep. In an effort to “democratize and decentralize” access to medicine, Professor Lawrence Richer and his team are using cloud computing technology to bring clinical trials to rural and remote areas of the province.
By teaming up with Amazon Web Services (AWS), they are launching Artificial Intelligence Discovery Place, which will revolutionize how we access medicine and data. This initiative aims to use AI to diagnose various ailments and grant patients and researchers access to the computing power needed to make this a reality.
The new expanded centre will teach essential AI skills to researchers, faculty, and students, helping to bridge the gap for organizations unable to hire AI talent or afford costly training in artificial intelligence models. The collaboration between the University of Alberta and AWS is a game-changer for the sector, and will accelerate groundbreaking research across all areas of society. Now, anyone with a desire to learn can access AI technology, democratizing and advancing this powerful field.
This move is not only a testament to Canada’s commitment to innovation but also cements Alberta’s status as a leading hub in the field of artificial intelligence and machine learning. With the recent expansion of the AWS Canada West (Calgary) Region, Alberta’s reputation as a province where innovative and entrepreneurial thinking thrives is set to skyrocket.
So, what do you think about this groundbreaking new move in AI research and technology? Are you excited to see this level of innovation happening right here in Alberta? Let us know in the comments!
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