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Organized by Divine Fuh, HUMA – Institute for Humanities in Africa at the University of Cape Town, South Africa and Fanny Chabrol, CEPED-IRD, France and funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York and the Wenner-Gren Foundation, this workshop is located within the framework of the project Future Hospitals: 4IR/AI and the Ethics of Care at HUMA – Institute for Humanities in Africa headed by Divine Fuh, and the "Hospital Multiple" at CEPED-IRD headed by Fanny Chabrol. The workshop aims at proposing new ethnographic methodological and conceptual tools to think and imagine the "hospital of the future" in Africa, in particular, the way artificial intelligence (AI) seeks to transform and is currently transforming access to health care in hospitals today and in the coming years. Our project aims to build a problematisation of the hospital of the future and an ethnographic method to critically analyse the ethical, regulatory, and political issues with respect to AI, healthcare, and hospitals on the continent. We consider the "hospital of the future" – through the digitalization and computer automation of healthcare – as a global promise that needs to be challenged by ethnographic methods within hospitals, engaging with persons interacting with them. The first line of inquiry will challenge the logic of adoption and Africa as a place where development policies are implemented, where infrastructure projects are developed, in which technological innovation, mainly coming from the West, is presented as the promise of better health for those in need.

We all now how boring it gets after a while to attend online classes. So, I made an AI to attend them for me. Let's see how will the AI get the data from the class? So from the above image I hope you get the basic gist of how the data collection will work. So, basically what the above code does is take the screenshoted image and make it negative so that the black turns white and the white turns black and then detect the the text and draw rectangles around it on the original image.

I explain Artificial Intelligence terms and news to non-experts. Google recently announced a new model for automatically generating summaries using machine learning, released in Google Docs that you can already use. The model will try to understand the whole document and generate a short summary of the piece--something some movie professionals clearly still can't do. The model needs to achieve two things to achieve that, which you will learn in the video below! Read the full article: https://www.louisbouchard.ai/google-docs-summary/

As part of the 36th AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI2022), 39 different workshops were held, covering a wide range of different AI topics. We hear from the organisers of the workshops on AI-Based Design and Manufacturing, and Graphs and more Complex structures for Learning and Reasoning, who provide a summary of their events. The first AI for Design and Manufacturing (ADAM) Workshop, conducted virtually as part of AAAI-22, was organized in order to bring together world experts in core AI, scientific computing, geometric modeling, design, and manufacturing. The primary objectives were to outline the major research challenges in this rapidly growing sub-field of AI; cross-pollinate collaborations between AI researchers and domain experts in engineering design and manufacturing; and sketch open problems of common interest. This one-day workshop consisted of two plenary talks, four keynote talks, and twenty-four lightning talks by authors of accepted papers.