DTU COMPUTE Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science
Richard Petersens Plads
Building 321, room 209
2800 Kgs. Lyngby
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We can’t always explain what is going on inside artificial intelligence – these unknown processes are concealed in what is known as a black box. A professor at DTU has found 200-year-old mathematical methods that can help us see inside the black box.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENC Incorporating human tastes into artificial intelligence makes it easier for wine buyers thirsting for the right wine. Researchers at the University of Copenhagen’s Pioneer Centre for AI and DTU Compute/DTU National Food Institute have shown that AI can accurately predict individual wine preferences. The researchers...
The spread of Machine Learning makes it necessary to connect technology and ethical aspects, says the researcher, who has developed a model to create trustworthy artificial data.
Small is good. DTU and KU have created the sought-after and completely sold-out workshop, which goes against the stream and provides space for real knowledge sharing in the AI environment.
A grant from the VILLUM FOUNDATION will give Professor Søren Hauberg peace to do his research looking behind the scenes of artificial intelligence.
New research gives a peek into the brain of artificial intelligence (AI).
Jeppe Thagaard has developed a mathematical model for use in automated image analysis of tissue samples. The model provides the possibility for better and more similar cancer prognosis and treatment.
Image creation in computers resembles human dreams where we sometimes imagine things that we have not actually experienced. This is the conclusion of a research collaboration between DTU and MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) in the US. .