Demystifying AI Date: 27 MAY 2024 Time: 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM Location: Room 360.3.030 Add to Calendar: Join us for an engaging presentation to break down the complexities of AI (artificial intelligence, also referred to as machine learning) for non-tech audiences. This session will illuminate the fundamentals of AI, showcasing its role and relevance in various facets of everyday life. We’ll explore why a basic understanding of AI is crucial for everyone, not just experts, touching on its ethical implications. Whether you’re curious about AI or seeking to understand a little more about how it influences your field, this talk will provide valuable insights into navigating the future with AI. Presented by an award-winning technology lawyer and digital translator and leads the AI practice at the law firm Stirling & Rose, Schellie-Jayne Price. Schellie-Jayne Price is also a lecturer in law and technology at Murdoch University. With a deep background in machine learning, she founded and led a multi-disciplinary technology group with over 100 innovation initiatives in 10+ countries in an international resources company. She has significant global experience managing the legal complexities of multi-billion-dollar critical infrastructure mega-projects. She sits on the Advisory Board of the WA Data Science Innovation Hub, Australian Centre for Legal Innovation, Law Council of Australia’s Digital Commerce & Financial Services Committee and Murdoch University’s AI Competency Centre.
We’ll explore why a basic understanding of AI is crucial for everyone, not just experts, touching on its ethical implications. Whether you’re curious about AI or seeking to understand a little more about how it influences your field, this talk will provide valuable insights into navigating the future with AI. Presented by an award-winning technology lawyer and digital translator and leads the AI practice at the law firm Stirling & Rose, Schellie-Jayne Price. Schellie-Jayne Price is also a lecturer in law and technology at Murdoch University. With a deep background in machine learning, she founded and led a multi-disciplinary technology group with over 100 innovation initiatives in 10+ countries in an international resources company. She has significant global experience managing the legal complexities of multi-billion-dollar critical infrastructure mega-projects. She sits on the Advisory Board of the WA Data Science Innovation Hub, Australian Centre for Legal Innovation, Law Council of Australia’s Digital Commerce & Financial Services Committee and Murdoch University’s AI Competency Centre.
