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\n \n Date: \n 08 JUL 2024\n Time: \n 12:00 PM to\n 1:00 PM\n \n \n Location:\n\n Perth campus (360.3.030) and online \n \n \n W ebsite:\n \n Join online \n \n \n < b>Add to Calendar:\n \n \n

\n In this month's AI Lu nch and Learn\, we will dive into the world of generative AI with our very own Professor Dave Parry\, as he explores the hype and reality of Large L anguage Models.

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Generative AI\, and in particular Large Language Models\, are at the peak of the hype cycle at the moment. The hi story of AI is littered with springs that turn to winter\, is there any re ason to think that this is any different? Join us for a thought-provoking session where we'll challenge the status quo\, make bold predictions\, and debate the future of AI. \;

About Professor Parry

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With a history in software development and a passion for e Health and human-computer interaction\, Professor Parry's insights are not to be missed. Whether you're here to agree or disagree\, this event promi ses to ignite a lively discussion on the trajectory of artificial intellig ence.
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Dave Parry is a professor and Dean of the School of IT at Mu rdoch University. Previously\, he was a software developer and medical phy sicist in the UK and New Zealand. He became an academic early this century and developed an interest in eHealth\, AI and Information retrieval and h uman-computer interaction. His inaccurate predictions about the future inc lude teaching Flash as the multiplatform language of the future in the ear ly 2000s.
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If you are unable to make it in person\, \;join us online via Teams.
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